Gary Wockner with Save the Colorado and Save the Poudre joins us in the studio to look at the state of Colorado rivers as we finish […]
Connecting the Drops: The Economic Value of the Colorado River
It’s been almost a century since the Colorado River compact was created, divvying up the resources of this mighty waterway between seven states and Mexico – […]
Connecting The Drops: Pricing Water
How to put a price on the priceless… That’s something that water utilities grapple with as they figure out what to charge customers for this precious […]
Connecting The Drops: Water Conservation Tools – Rain Barrels and Gray Water
Rain barrels are now legal in Colorado after several years of debate and opposition from those concerned about possible impacts on downstream water users. Now conservationists […]
Rain Barrels Legal
Rain barrels will be legal in Colorado starting Wednesday. State lawmakers passed a bill last legislative session to let people capture rain that falls from their […]
Connecting the Drops: The shifting hydrograph
Researchers say climate change is already affecting Colorado farms and ranches – but not necessarily in the way people might expect. Because the state is so […]
Connecting the Drops: State wide call-in show on water conservation
KGNU in Boulder/Denver and KDNK in Carbondale hosted another state-wide call in show as part of the ongoing Connecting the Drops Series. The focus of the […]
H2O Radio: Colorado Water Providers React to New EPA Health Advisory About PFOA and PFOS
“None of our wells can meet the new health advisory. We’ve got twenty-five wells that we own and seven that we lease and none of those […]