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In this issue:Protecting groundwater quality through well and septic system educationGroundwater is an important resource in Colorado, supplying approximately 17 percent of the total water diverted in the state. Nineteen of Colorado’s 64 counties rely solely on groundwater for drinking water and domestic uses. More... New strategic plan to improve water quality in Fountain Creek watershed The Fountain Creek Vision Task Force, a multi-stakeholder collaborative group in southern Colorado, has completed a community strategic plan for the 930-square-mile Fountain Creek watershed in El Paso, Pueblo, and Teller Counties. More... Institute for Livestock and the Environment’s role as problem-solver The Institute for Livestock and the Environment (ILE) is focused on solving problems at the interface of livestock production and science-based environmental management. More... GreenCO’s BMP expansion project promotes water conservation, water resources protection and sustainability Green Industries of Colorado (GreenCO) recently announced the third release of the manual, “Green Industry Best Management Practices (BMPs) for the Conservation and Protection of Water Resources in Colorado – Moving Toward Sustainability.” More... Barriers to low impact development in the Keep it Clean Partnership communities The Keep it Clean Partnership (KICP) is a partnership of municipalities that includes Boulder, Erie, Longmont, Louisville and Superior, along with Boulder County. All are situated in the Boulder and St. Vrain watersheds, and are permittees under the Phase II Stormwater National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Program. More... A new era for the data sharing network It seems like such a short time ago that the Colorado Water Quality Monitoring Council was awarded its first nonpoint source grant, for a three-year period, to implement the vision of a statewide data sharing network (DSN). More... Related Articles
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Answer a short readers Over $1.1 billion in low-interest loans to local governments. For information about the Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund log on Colorado Water Additional water-related articles at NPSColorado.com
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