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Colorado River
Environment
Colorado and other upstream states have a plan to help save the Colorado River. It doesn’t include any mandatory water cuts
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Climate Change
Colorado outlines its plan for how the state will deal with water shortages worsened by climate change and population growth
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Environment
Invasive species concerns confirmed on the lower Colorado River
By
The Associated Press
Climate Change
Colorado’s water leader thinks most of the needed Colorado River cuts should be made by Arizona, Nevada and California
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Life and Culture
As Pride Month comes to a close, a celebration on the Western Slope’s Colorado River builds community
By
Stina Sieg
Climate Change
Colorado River states need to drastically cut down their water usage ASAP, or the federal government will step in
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Outdoors
Colorado is on track to reach a record number of drowning deaths. Officials say to use caution — and wear a life jacket
By
Stina Sieg
Climate Change
Colorado’s water future could look more like Arizona’s. That means a lot less snow and water for the Colorado River.
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Environment
New emergency fishing closure on the Yampa River is spurred by low snowpack, drought and poor reservoir levels
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Climate Change
The Colorado River needs a big moisture boost. Runoff forecasts suggest it won’t come from spring snowmelt
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Climate Change
The federal government will make the unprecedented move to hold back water in drought-stricken Lake Powell
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Climate Change
Colorado River named the most endangered in the U.S. by conservation group
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Climate Change
Colorado River states and feds are working on new plan to avoid another emergency water release to save Lake Powell
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Environment
Historically excluded from Colorado River policy, tribes want a say in how the dwindling resource is used. Access to clean water is a start.
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Climate Change
Historically left out of Colorado River negotiations, 20 tribes urge Interior Secretary Haaland to include their voices
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Climate Change
If the Colorado River keeps drying up, a century-old agreement to share the water could be threatened. No one is sure what happens next.
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Climate Change
With less water on the Western Slope and in the Colorado River, the state wants new rules on how to measure and track what’s there
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
Climate Change
Human-Caused Climate Change Is Worsening The Megadrought Gripping Colorado, NOAA Scientists Say
By
Michael Elizabeth Sakas
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