Water Colorado

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Colorado River District on Twitter “ In August, the Community Funding Partnership committed $41,018 to studying harmful algal blooms with the "This study has brought significant local awareness of the impacts of climate change and possibly reservoir operations on water quality." - Sonja Chavez”

Colorado River District on Twitter “With the shortest days of winter behind us, the Colorado River District would like to wish you and the people you love a healthy, happy season of joy and togetherness!”

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Southern Nevada Water Authority on Twitter “It’s time to set the well-worn talking points aside. In 2023, we need to get real about water and drought in the Colorado River system. Watch more from the 2022 Colorado River Water Users Association Conference: https://t.co/j0FHWWk4c1 ”

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Northern Water on Twitter “Despite record-breaking cold, Northern Water distributions crews patrol and operate canals daily, including Thursday when this photo was taken. They ensure high quality water is delivered to users throughout Northeastern Colorado, our priority 24/7, 365 days a year. ❄️💦”

Northern Water on Twitter “Thursday’s icy weather made conditions perfect for an atmospheric effect known as a “sun dog,” created when the sun’s rays are refracted by airborne ice crystals, making it appear as though the sun has a halo around it. Image taken in south Loveland. ”