By the 1960s, the Colorado River no longer reached Mexico, drying up one of North America’s richest ecosystems. More than 80% of its wetlands vanished, leaving behind a desolate landscape.
Like other Western states, Colorado is racing to shore up aging water systems and make existing supplies stretch further as drought and rising temperatures shrink water supplies. The bill comes as ...
a forecaster at the Colorado Basin River Forecast Center. We “saw a really nice bump” from storms in February, Alcorn said during a briefing Friday, “but as we dried out and warmed up in the ...
The context: While some of those funds were earmarked to prop up renewable energy, at least $4 billion was set aside to protect the flow of the Colorado River, which supplies about 40 million ...
The Upper Colorado snowpack, which encompasses the Blue River Basin in Summit County, is experiencing a remarkable winter.
The bill “opens the door” to water projects that could impact the drought-stricken Colorado ... river also is a vital source of water to the Great Salt Lake, and developing it could reduce the ...
Lead negotiators from the Colorado River’s Upper ... for updated guidelines for the river’s management. But two days after that deadline, the basins ended up publishing competing proposals.