The Boulder County Commissioners Thursday unanimously asserted rights to local control over what would be the largest construction project in Boulder County history, by ruling Denver […]
Local Groups Continue to Fight Gross Reservoir Expansion
The battle over the possible expansion of Gross Reservoir in Boulder County has been going on for years. Denver Water wants to expand the current reservoir […]
Connecting The Drops: The Value of Local Rivers and Waterways
The management of water in the American West has historically lacked any consideration for the rivers themselves. This means that water was only considered of value […]
Connecting The Drops: Fire and Water
Wildfires are a reality for those living in the American West…but the impact on the landscape lingers long after the smoke is gone. With an estimated […]
Connecting the Drops: Measuring Snow
The bulk of the water supply for the western US comes in the form of snow. That’s approximately 70% of the water we use originating in […]
Commentary: Colorado’s Dam Plan
You’d have thought the earth moved exactly two years ago with all the ballyhoo at the State Capitol when Gov. John Hickenlooper unveiled the final Colorado […]
Colorado River vs Colorado lawsuit dismissed
A federal court this afternoon dismissed the lawsuit Colorado River versus the state of Colorado. The state’s Attorney General’s office had threatened Jason Flores Williams, the […]
Connecting The Drops: Aquatic Nuisance Species
Aquatic Nuisance Species can wreak havoc on ecosystems, outdoor recreation, hydroelectric power equipment and the economy so when dreaded mussel larvae were discovered at Green Mountain […]