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Southern Colorado property owners are starting to receive notices of illegal ponds. Here’s why hundreds of them may need to go

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Evaporation from ponds reduces the amount of water in the river basin, which could affect downstream water users.

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Southern Colorado property owners are starting to receive notices of illegal ponds. Here’s why hundreds of them may need to go

Evaporation from ponds reduces the amount of water in the river basin, which could affect downstream water users.

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Colorado Public Radio broke the news in on Tuesday, September 19, 2023.
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