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It’s been a wet spring. Much of that water could have been conserved for later use if additional storage were available.

The year 2009 stands as an outstanding example of why additional storage of Colorado’s most precious natural resource makes sense.

If the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers does not approve a permit to construct NISP, an additional 100 square miles could dry up.

With the Army Corps of Engineers release of the NISP supplemental draft EIS, NISP proponents have accomplished an important milestone.

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NISP Will Supply Much Needed Water Northern Colorado faces a growing challenge; the Northern Integrated Supply Project (NISP) is a good plan.

With this week’s extreme heat, the Poudre River in Fort Collins at the Lincoln Street gage dropped to a record low of 3 cubic feet per second (cfs).

Federal officials are expected to release the Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Northern Integrated Supply Project on July 20, 2018.

Officials from the Army Corps of Engineers have released a Final Environmental Impact Statement outlining the impacts of NISP.

An Environmental Protection Agency official offered compliments aplenty in his comments regarding NISP’s Final EIS.