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Briefly: Safety, nuclear waste, water use: Here’s what you need to know about Utah’s nuclear push
According to the Salt Lake Tribune, state leaders hope to bring smaller nuclear reactors to Utah in the near future. However, ...
Water Education Colorado13h
Briefly: Salt River flow at 20% of historic norms
According to 12 News, water flow at the upper Salt River was measured at a paltry 130 cubic feet per second on Monday, a ...
Water Education Colorado13h
Briefly: How better water systems can help a city survive the next firestorm
According to AP News, as wildfires grow more frequent and intense with climate change across the country, and become a ...
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Briefly: Amid a freeze, Utah granted millions of gallons of new water rights in the Great Salt Lake basin. Here’s where the water will go
According to the Salt Lake Tribune, over the past couple of years, the state approved about 2,500 acre-feet of new water ...
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Lower Arkansas Valley growers organize protests against Colorado Springs growth plans, water transfers
Back in the 1970s, farmers in the Lower Arkansas Valley and across the nation, channeled anger and frustration over low farm ...
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Briefly: Can planes and laser beams help Colorado better understand its water supply?
According to Sky Hi News, with the increasing challenges to Colorado’s water supply, lawmakers are looking to upgrade the ...
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Northern Water may be nearing settlement of lawsuit filed to stop $2 billion reservoir project
More than a year after an environmental group sued to stop a $2 billion northern Colorado water project, whispers of a ...
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Nebraska threatens to condemn land in Colorado for a canal to carry away South Platte River water
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser sent a letter to county commissioners in northeastern Colorado earlier this week ...
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Briefly: Arizona ranchers appeal water rights case involving Gila River Indian Community
According to KJZZ Phoenix, a recent lawsuit has prevented some Arizona farmers from using wells for irrigation and domestic purposes due to water rights claimed by the Gila River Indian Community. The ...