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2012 State of the Rockies Conference: On 4/10 Governor Hickenlooper addressed youth and the future of Colorado’s water
While there’s no “single silver bullet” to solving the challenges facing the Colorado River Basin, Gov. John Hickenlooper said Tuesday that conservation will help ensure adequate water supply in the future. “Our discipline around how much water we use is … Continue reading
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Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, Director of U.S. Geological Survey Marcia McNutt speak at Rockies Conference on 4/9/2012
Protecting the environment and developing the economy can go hand-in-hand, U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar told this year’s State of the Rockies Project Conference attendees in his keynote address April 9. “When people say we have to choose, … Continue reading
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State of the Rockies Conference is just days away on April 9th and 10th!
Hope you can join us for the 2012 State of the Rockies Conference! http://youtu.be/X0YEID_5nI4
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