Category: Climate and Drought

Standley Lake in Westminster. May 14, 2019. As Colorado emerges from drought this year, its reservoirs are struggling to refill. Credit: Jerd Smith

It’s official: Colorado is drought free, but its reservoirs not so much

May 15, 2019 by Jerd Smith

As part of Denver's $1 billion redevelopment of the National Western Center, heat from the city's wastewater will be captured and used to warm the center itself when it is completed in 2025. Credit: National Western Center

Colorado cities to cool wastewater to keep streams healthier

April 17, 2019 by Jerd Smith

Angler on the Roaring Fork River upstream of Basalt in Pitkin County. The county is one of just two statewide that now allows use of graywater in homes and businesses. Credit: Jerd Smith

Bill expanding Colorado’s innovative instream flow program advances

April 10, 2019 by Larry Morandi

Experts call for pre-planning, flood monitoring, community networks to combat disastrous wildfires

April 3, 2019 by Jerd Smith

An American flag flies above the Colorado State Capitol. Credit: Jerd Smith

Lawmakers cut funds, expectations for Colorado’s water, drought plan

March 27, 2019 by Jerd Smith

Peaks along the Front Range show white as statewide the statewide snowpack tops 142 percent of average.

Epic: Colorado’s March snowpack 2X deeper than 2018 and growing fast

March 20, 2019 by Jerd Smith

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