We protect Colorado River, the Poudre River, and rivers across the planet. "We forget that the water cycle and the life cycle are one." - Jacques Cousteau

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We are THRILLED with this outcome! Read here: savetheworldsrivers.org/colo…
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"NO DAM, NO METHANE" -- Love this! Post: linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
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"What would the Colorado River say? It would say, 'Help! Help!" -- Gary Wockner Check out this #RightsOfNature video from the Systemic Justice Project, a Think Tank at Harvard Law School. @thesituationist @Harvard_Law youtube.com/watch?v=xNd4VnE2…
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The Urban Landscape Irrigation Industry weighs in on the chaos on the Colorado River. PRESSER: greenspacescoalition.org/how… Steve Whitesell, Executive Editor of the Healthy Green Spaces Coalition, said: "Phoenix, Tucson, Denver, Los Angeles, they have all cut total water use even as their populations grew. Urban use is not where the next 3 million acre-feet of cuts can come from. The math points at irrigated agriculture. That is not a political statement, it is what the data says."

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We will defend the Rio Grande!
BREAKING: DHS just waived all environmental laws to blast border barriers and roads through Big Bend National Park. This marks the first time in American history the feds have gutted dozens of laws to push industrial-level construction through a national park.
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MAJOR NISP UPDATE -- SIX NISP PARTICIPANTS DROP OUT AS COST ESCALATES OVER 50% PER ACRE FOOT. NISP WILL NOW ONLY BE 1/2 SIZED, APPARENTLY. The article is paywalled. We copy/paste a passage below. Only nine participants, including Erie, signed on for the project’s next phase after Fort Collins-Loveland, the Morgan district, Firestone, Evans, Severance and Eaton withdrew. That reduces NISP from what was originally planned as “roughly a 40,000 acre-foot project” down to “a little shy of 20,000 acre-feet per year of firm annual yield,” Brad Wind, Northern Water’s general manager, told the Erie Town Council in May. dailycamera.com/2026/06/07/e…
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“There can be no real or durable solution without the full and active engagement of tribal nations who account for over 25 percent of the adjudicated water in this basin,” said Amelia Flores, chairwoman of the Colorado River Indian Tribes, who have one of the most senior water rights on the river. insideclimatenews.org/news/0…
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