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Category: Water

Reporting on water and rivers in the Roaring Fork and upper Colorado river basins.

Posted inTransmountain Diversions, Water

Draining the Fork & the Pan: transmountain diversions

Brent Gardner-Smith by Brent Gardner-Smith March 1, 2011February 19, 2021

“Local interests in the Roaring Fork Watershed should … expect Front Range water providers to eventually attempt to firm up undeveloped water rights and excess diversion capacity associated with the Fry-Ark Project, Busk-Ivanhoe System, and Twin Lakes System.”

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Comments on Aspen’s hydro power proposal

Brent Gardner-Smith by Brent Gardner-Smith March 1, 2011February 22, 2021

Concerned local citizens tour the Maroon Creek diversion structure for a demonstration this summer of what minimum stream flow looks like. Photo by Brent Gardner-Smith. Comments on the city of Aspen’s Castle Creek Energy Center and Hydroelectric Project, which would use 25 cfs of water from Castle Creek and 27 cfs of water from Maroon […]

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