Current Theme: BASIN September, 2008 News Reports
(9/29/08)
Future of Colorado River water supplies dominated by uncertainties regarding oil shale development
(9/21/08)
Forty Eastern Colorado counties approved for Federal Disaster assistance due to drought and severe weather
(9/17/08)
Save the Poudre and NCWCD spar over NISP survey results
(9/16/08)
State allocates $1.5 million of oil severance tax to purchase water rights for in-stream flow
(9/15/08)
AP study estimates millions of pounds of unused and expired pharmecueticals routinely flushed into US wastewater stream
(9/14/08)
Further pharmecuetical testing of municipal water supplies for finds larger exposure, more compounds
(9/12/08)
Grand Canyon sand bars formed by artificial flood release appear to be eroding quickly
(9/12/08)
USGS report finds significant proportion of North American freshwater fish species in danger of extinction
(9/11/08)
NISP opponents to present alternative Northern Colorado water supply proposal
(9/11/08)
Interior Department's Inspector General finds corruption rampant in federal offshore oil and gas oversight agency
(9/11/08)
Colorado Supreme court to review ruling that that subjects CBM water discharges to state water law
(9/10/08)
Colorado Supreme Court to decide county authority over cyanide gold mining
(9/09/08)
Cache La Poudre Junior High School uses Poudre River as mult-displinary class room for
River Week
(9/06/08)
CU study refines estimate of sea level rise resulting from climate change
(9/05/08)
Colorado politicians protest BLM release of final Oil Shale development EIS
(9/05/08)
Denver Water proposes a average %7.5 average water rate hike for 2009
(9/04/08)
Yale primate study adds to concerns over plastic component Bisphenol A
(9/04/08)
New study finds peak wind speeds in strongest hurricanes have increased over last 2 decades
(9/04/08)
Ft Collins city council expected to file objections to NISP Glade Park Reservoir EIS tonite
(9/03/08)
Increasing effects of excess nitrogen emissions reveals anthropogenic impacts beyond climate change
(9/02/08)
New study finds invasive mussels thrive in water impoundments
(9/02/08)
South Boulder residents appeal to city for improved mosquito control
(9/01/08)
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