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#Colorado’s water users are told ‘use it or lose it.’ But is the threat real? — Heather Sackett (@AspenJournalism)

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The Rockford Ditch has the oldest water rights on the Crystal River. It irrigates some agricultural land as well as the lawns and gardens of the Colorado Rocky Mountain School and the Satank neighborhood of Carbondale. CREDIT: HEATHER SACKETT/ASPEN JOURNALISM Click the link to read the article on the Aspen Journalism website (Heather Sackett): October 2, 2024 The old water law adage doesn’t capture just how difficult it is to lose a water right…

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#Colorado’s water users are told ‘use it or lose it.’ But is the threat real? — Heather Sackett (@AspenJournalism)

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