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How a Western Slope Colorado Water District Is Adapting to the Drought Crisis and Looking Ahead to Build Long-Term Resiliency
The district is adding wildfire mitigation, soil-moisture sensors and other projects as streamflows fall below 85 cubic feet per second, officials said.
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How a Western Slope Colorado water district is adapting to the drought crisis and looking ahead to build long-term resiliency
Coming off Colorado’s lowest snowpack on record and into a period of extreme drought, producers, water managers and businesses in mountain communities have been dealing firsthand with a water crisis impacting the rivers and streams...
How a Routt County water district is adapting to the drought crisis and looking ahead to build long-term resiliency
Coming off Colorado’s lowest snowpack on record and into a period of extreme drought, producers, water managers and businesses in mountain communities have been dealing firsthand with a water crisis impacting the rivers and streams that support their livelihoods. These challenges, as well as the ways individuals and organizations are adapting to them, were on display Monday, Aug. 21, as the Upper Yampa Water Conservancy District journeyed along…
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