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Proposed Glade Reservoir Would Be Half Full
It’s been a wet spring and many of the region’s rivers have been raging. Much of that water could have been conserved for later use if additional storage were available.
Report: Without NISP, Cities Will Dry Up Additional Farmland, Face Nearly Twice the Cost
If the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers does not approve a permit to construct the Northern Integrated Supply Project, an additional 100 square miles of Northeastern Colorado farmland could dry up.
NISP Cost Increase In Line with Cost Indexes and Inflation
The participants, or water providers that are paying for and would receive water from the Northern Integrated Supply Project, recently updated the project’s cost estimate.
NISP Could Have Captured 90,000 Acre Feet in 2009
The year 2009 stands as an outstanding (and somewhat staggering) example of why additional storage of Colorado’s most precious natural resource makes sense.