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Q&A: Durango water-rights activist uses social media to educate

Teal Lehto has 48,000 followers after one year on Tiktok

Cloud seeding catching on amid Rocky Mountain region’s two-decade drought

Technique has been used around the world and in the Rockies for more than 50 years

How has domestic water changed lives in western La Plata County?

Residents have less concern about washing dishes, doing laundry and watering flowers

U.S. floats options to reduce water pulled from Colorado River

Biden administration charts two paths forward but declines to take sides

After 54 days, running water may return soon to mobile home park near Durango

La Plata County to host tenants’ forum for Lightner Creek residents

What to expect from an above-average spring runoff

Area reservoirs are likely to fill; meanwhile, rapid snowmelt could result in flooding

Water reuse gains attention in drought era

Colorado has regulations for gray water systems; La Plata County considering a new ordinance

Food and water: A future that is one and the same

Efficient use is conservation, say farmers at Southwestern Water Conservation District’s annual seminar

City to accommodate certified public water operators as it ends fire hydrant leasing program

Well on Wheels owner relieved business can continue

Bennet starts a conversation to emphasize forest health

In a subcommittee hearing, the senator advocated for fire prevention and forest restoration

Heavy snowfall a boon to cloud seeding in Southwest Colorado – until it isn’t

Region has received so much snow that operations have ceased

Hickenlooper addresses bipartisan solutions to Western water crisis

States need to reach agreement before time runs out