Colorado asks Supreme Court to dismiss Nebraska water lawsuit
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 1 Oct, 08:19 · Archive
Colorado is asking the Supreme Court to dismiss part of Nebraska's lawsuit over the South Platte River.
Colorado is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss part of Nebraska's lawsuit over water from the South Platte River. Colorado argues that a century-old interstate compact does not prohibit its system of managing groundwater.
How it is being reported
- Nebraska v. Colorado: Colorado asks Supreme Court to toss water claimThe State of Colorado is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss part of Nebraska’s lawsuit over the South Platte River, arguing that nothing in a century-old interstate compact prohibits its scientific system of managing groundwater.1011Now · 30 Sept, 20:28
- Nebraska v. Colorado: Colorado asks Supreme Court to toss water claimThe State of Colorado is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss part of Nebraska’s lawsuit over the South Platte River, arguing that nothing in a century-old interstate compact prohibits its scientific system of managing groundwater.WOWT · 30 Sept, 20:28
In this story: Colorado · Nebraska · South Platte River · U.S. Supreme Court
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