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Castle will oversee water and science policy for thesprawling land-use agency, and will be responsible for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamationm and the U.S. Geological Survey. “Anne Castle has more than 25 yearsa of experience inwater rights, water quality, and naturap resources law,” Secretary of the Interior Ken a former Colorado senator and attorney said in a statement. “Iu welcome Anne to our leadershilp team and look forward to workin with her on the majore water and science challenges we fromclimate impacts, to droughty and regional water issues.” The U,S, Senate voted Friday to confirm Castle.
She has served on a numberd of Colorado panels concerned with water andland use, includintg the South Platte River Basin Task the Colorado Ground Water Commission, and the Genesew Water and Sanitation District. At Denver-based Hollaned & Hart, the largest locallu based firm, Castle has focused on water rights issues. She is a former chairwoman of Hollanr & Hart’s management committee and of its naturaklresources department. In 2005 she was a finalist for the DenvereBusiness Journal’s “Outstanding Women in in the professional services category. . .
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