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What is the situation with the Colorado River?

Demand has long outpaced the rivers supplies, and flows are projected to continue dwindling reduced by increased temperatures and dry soils that drink up critical runoff as climate change fuels the long-term drying of the region.

What is the water law in Colorado?

All water right is a right to use a portion of the publics water resources; Water rights owners may build facilities on the lands of others to divert, extract, or move water from a stream or aquifer to its place of use; and. Water rights owners may use streams and aquifers to transport and store water.

Who owns the water rights in Colorado?

State Administration and Classifications All of these types of water are owned by the public, but only waters of the natural stream are subject to allocation by the doctrine of prior appropriation under Article XVI, Sections 5 and 6, of the Colorado Constitution.

What is use it or lose it water rights in Colorado?

Actually, you dont have to imagine. The Use It Or Lose It rule was created when Colorado became a state, and it forces those with water rights to use all the water they are allotted whether they need to or not.

How full are Colorado reservoirs?

Last year its reservoirs stood at just 83% of normal. In fact, in 2022 all the reservoirs across the states major basins were low, with the South Platte River Basin coming closest to health, registering 98% of normal.

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