As part of its spring tradition, the ColoradoRiverDistrict will give its State of the River address to a dozen Western Slope communities starting in March ... Updates on the Colorado River system and interstate negotiations.
The water was originally divided among the states in 1922 under an agreement called the ColoradoRiverCompact...The state relies on the Colorado River for more than a third of its water.
As part of its spring tradition, the ColoradoRiverDistrict will give its State of the River address to a dozen Western Slope communities starting in March ... Updates on the Colorado River system and interstate negotiations.
“It’s not an Upper Basin or a Lower Basin issue,” global water advocate MinaGuli said. “It’s an all-of-basin problem that all of us need to come together to solve.” ....
George Sibley writes in Gunnison, at the headwaters of the ColoradoRiver... the Colorado River ... I leave you with a Colorado River image of Powell, related in Dellenbaugh’s Romance of the Colorado River.
With the deadline to reach a water usage agreement looming, leaders from the seven ColoradoRiverBasin states expressed cautious optimism that their “historic” meeting in Washington, D.C., will spur the compromise needed to reach a consensus ... .
Shrinking ColoradoRiver has major impact on people, ecosystem. Local tribes, many cities, rare birds and animals all depend on the Colorado River ... Governors from Colorado River states made progress ...
We have offered sacrifices to ensure the long-term viability of the ColoradoRiver and we remain committed to working collaboratively to find solutions that protect water for our state, while ...
"The ColoradoRiverCompact of 1922 has some language in it about how much water must move from the upper states to the lower states, and we're getting very close to dropping below the threshold ...