Colorado state engineer worries that cities are draining agriculture
December 23, 2007

The new state engineer in Colorado is taking over at a time when applications for water use have risen by 300% in the last five years. Many of those are competing interests between municipal users and agricultural users. Colorado's ability to work out its water-supply issues are extremely important to Nebraska and Kansas, which depend upon runoff from the Rocky Mountains for much of their ongoing water use.

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