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Water Woes Plague Colorado River Compact States
Demand from California and a drought are leading to water shortages and political battles among western states using the Colorado river. Desalination and water markets could solve the problem.
Feds announce plans for Colorado River water reductions
By Derek Draplin
(The Center Square) – Arizona and Nevada will see less water from the Colorado River under new plans released Tuesday by the...
Colorado Senate Makes State Committee on Water Resources Permanent
By Joe Mueller
(The Center Square) – A bill that would make a state committee on water and agriculture permanent unanimously passed on Wednesday in the Colorado...
Data Shows Methane Emissions in Colorado Declined Significantly Despite Large Increase in Oil Production
Data shows methane emissions in Colorado fell 72 percent since 2015, even as oil production grew by 33 percent.
Polis Signs Bipartisan Bills Targeting Colorado’s Teacher Shortage
(The Center Square) – Gov. Jared Polis signed two bipartisan bills on Thursday that aim to address Colorado’s teacher shortage.
House Bill 22-1057 temporarily waives the...
Colorado’s Highway System Ranks in Bottom Half of Nation, Report Finds
By Robert Davis
Colorado’s highway system ranks 38th in overall performance and cost-effectiveness in a nationwide report on highways.
Colorado's ranking in the Reason Foundation's Annual Highway Report represents a two-spot...
Lake Mead Recovery Stuns Climate Change Zealots
By Rick Manning
Global warming alarmists are continually looking for evidence to support their doomsday predictions and just last year, Lake Mead, which results from...
Californians Want Water – But Not Theirs
California has better choices for water than draining rivers and reservoirs that supply water for numerous Western States.
Technology Exists to Ensure California’s Water Supply Is Unlimited, Only Politics Limit Water
The solution to California's water problems lies, not in draining more Western rivers, but off its own coast: desalinated ocean water.
Appeals Court Pauses $15 an Hour Minimum Wage Mandate for Outdoor Recreation Companies on...
(The Center Square) – A federal appeals court on Thursday halted a mandate from the Biden administration that required an hourly minimum wage of...
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Modern Liberalism: Ideology of the Welfare State, Mixed Economy (Commentary)
Modern liberalism is the ideology of the welfare state and mixed economy in the United States, based on the idea of robbing Peter to...
Complex Affordable Housing Programs Hurt People
Complex affordable housing programs hurt people they're supposed to help, whereas deregulating markets helps them. (Commentary)
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Illinois Senate Passes Bill Prohibiting Single-Use Plastics in Hotels
The Illinois Senate is advancing a measure to prohibit certain hotels from using single-use plastic bottles by 2026.
