How Can We Capture Pasadena's Ground Water? | ColoradoBoulevard.net

After weeks of abundant rainfall this winter, small rivers have formed in both the Arroyo Seco and Eaton Canyon. Each has been so voluminous that significant lakes have formed behind Devil’s Gate Dam and the

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