by George Sibley Badmouthing Denver and the Front Range metropolis that it has seeded is a pretty common sport in the nonmetropolitan parts of Colorado. But, we probably ought to all be asking ourselves if this isn’t a little disingenuous, and try to clarify our real water relationship with Denver. The water planning process the state is engaged in at this point is a case in point. Colorado’s eight natural river basins and the “Metro Sink” (where no natural streams originate and quite a lot of water disappears) are engaged in planning for their water futures with a mid-century horizon. ...