Gov. Jim Pillen says he may back down from Perkins Canal project if legal costs get too high
Governor Jim Pillen may back down from the Perkins Canal, a potential structure that has been causing debates on water rights between Nebraska and Colorado.
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Governor Jim Pillen may back down from the Perkins Canal, a potential structure that has been causing debates on water rights between Nebraska and Colorado.
Governor Jim Pillen may back down from the Perkins Canal, a potential structure that has been causing debates on water rights between Nebraska and Colorado.
Governor Jim Pillen may back down from the Perkins Canal, a potential structure that has been causing debates on water rights between Nebraska and Colorado.
Nebraska officials continue to move toward finalizing a “preferred canal alignment” for the Perkins County Canal by year’s end, said Jesse Bradley, the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources' assistant director.
A Telegraph analysis looks at the South Platte River's 2023 irrigation season and how much water could have gone into the planned Perkins County Canal if it were already finished.