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30
May
2009
Denver Water first to issue Build America Bonds  

37 days ago by coyotegulch

Denver Water is on board with provisions of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, being the first organization in the state to issue Build America Bonds. From their release (no deep link available): While most government agencies, including Denver Water, traditionally issue tax-exempt ...

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18
May
2009
Grand County: Need for sponsorships for stream temperature monitoring equipment  

49 days ago by coyotegulch

Here’s a release from Colorado River Headwaters Chapter of Trout Unlimited and the East Grand Water Quality Board asking for financial sponsorships for stream temperature monitoring gear to gather data about the effects of transmountain diversions, via the Sky-Hi Daily News: Shallower streams heat u ...

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04
May
2009
Link to Denver Water’s website  

63 days ago by HiJinx

Denver Water’s website has an amazing amount of great information to help you conserve water - like the evapotranspiration or ET rate. You can find more at Denver Water’s website: www.denverwater.org.

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01
May
2009
Denver Water, Northern and Grand County agree to cooperate on instream flows  

66 days ago by coyotegulch

Denver Water (Moffat Collection System), the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District (Colorado-Big Thompson Project and Windy Gap Project) and Grand County have struck a deal to cooperate on instream flows in the Upper Colorado River. Here’s a report from Mark Jaffee writing for the Denver Post ...

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26
Apr
2009
Too many Colorado water projects?  

71 days ago by coyotegulch

Does Colorado have too many water projects in the works? Is there enough water left in the rivers to satisfy requirements? Will agriculture survive municipal growth? These are among the questions that some are asking. While water development is largely a bottom-up process — someone files for a decre ...

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