Tag: Arkansas River
Vail Resorts joins push by Udall, Polis for new wilderness designations...
Vail Resorts has announced it has teamed with the Colorado Environmental Coalition and other conservation groups in supporting U.S. Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colorado, and U.S. Rep. Jared Polis, D-Colorado, who are seeking better protection and management of up to 175,000 acres of ecologically important lands in Eagle and Summit counties, where Vail Resorts operates.
Sen. Udall wants to create more Colorado wilderness, establish new national...
Saying the economy is intrinsically intertwined with the environment, U.S. Sen. Mark Udall rolled out a proposal Sunday to designate 236,000 acres of new wilderness in central Colorado and establish a 20,000-acre national monument along the Browns Canyon stretch of the Arkansas River.
Bottled water expert calls on feds to change labeling laws to...
“The only thing that has matched the explosion of bottled water consumption is the backlash against it,” says Noah Hall, who teaches law at Wayne State University and the University of Michigan. He has testified before Congress regarding bottled water and has represented environmental groups in Michigan in litigation against Nestle, which is mired in controversy over its Arrowhead brand taking water from the Arkansas River basin in Colorado.
Nestle soaked in water controversy around the world
Why do people hate Nestle? Why are people in Chaffee County up in arms over a water deal that in the overall scheme of...
Nestle OK’d to turn Arkansas River springs into bottled water product
Chaffee County Tuesday afternoon issued a notice to Nestle that it could proceed with its plan to pump millions of gallons of water from springs next to the Arkansas River and cart it to Denver for bottling under the Arrowhead Springs label.
Bottled water: The new cigarette
Is bottled water the new cigarette?
Beginning January 2011, it will be illegal to sell bottled water in Concord, Mass. Although the city council...
Nestle to begin draining millions of gallons of Arkansas River water
If things go according to plan, in about a month someone at Nestle Waters North America will turn a valve and water will begin running out of a pipeline near Buena Vista and will splash into an empty 8,000-gallon tanker truck. It will take roughly an hour for the truck to fill, and then another truck will take its place. The water will run 24 hours a day, filling approximately 25 trucks each day, every day.
News Nuggets, 19 August 2009: Chaffee County gave away the water
Dug up fresh, daily.
AWAY WENT THE WATER: The good news is that citizens made a stand. The bad news is that today they lost....