Homestake hike highlights uncertainties with proposed reservoir project
MOU may be based on outdated hydrology
Some who attended the hike — which attracted about 20 people — questioned the concept of taking more water from the headwaters of the Colorado River over to thirsty and growing Front Range cities in the face of a climate change-fueled crisis.
Data dashboard: Record occupancy for Aspen in August; September poised to set new high mark
Streamflow levels in decline. Air quality remains impacted by out-of-state fires.
• August sets occupancy record for Aspen at 75.8%.
• Upper Roaring Fork streamflow at 60% of average.
• Sept. 8 max air temp was 14.8°F above normal.
2020 census data highlights the relationship between resort communities and downvalley locales
Fewer occupied homes in Aspen, Snowmass Village and Vail, while more affordable towns see booming growth
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