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  1. A local conservancy in Colorado monitors the Roaring Fork Watershed, which supplies 10% of the total flow into the larger system.
  2. Water diversions are taking water across the Continental Divide to the Arkansas River basin, impacting the Roaring Fork.

Aurora and Colorado Springs are jointly seeking water supply via the Whitney concept while a lawsuit challenges expansion on South Boulder Creek.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 27
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Aurora and Colorado Springs are jointly seeking water supply via the Whitney concept while a lawsuit challenges expansion on South Boulder Creek.

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AuroraColorado SpringsGross Dam

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Water diversions are taking water across the Continental Divide to the Arkansas River basin, impacting the Roaring Fork. All 1 developments

Within A local conservancy in Colorado monitors the Roaring Fork Watershed, which supplies 10% of the total flow into the larger system.

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