POLITICSCOLORADO SUN
Data center fees, special trust, sod tax could help raise $20B to protect water supply in Colorado
A new task force report finds that severance tax revenue from energy production is too unstable to reliably fund infrastructure and water access. Data center fees, a special trust, and a sod tax could instead help raise $20B to protect Colorado's water supply.
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