The amount of snowmelt expected to reach the key reservoirs on the Colorado River this spring is far below the median of the ...
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Once Bone-Dry, the Colorado River Is Flowing Steadily Again—But Can Its Comeback Survive?Just a decade ago, the final stretch of the Colorado River in Mexico was a dry, lifeless expanse. But now, thanks to reforestation efforts, more than 500,000 native trees have been planted across ...
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Snowpack reaches 97% of normal, but drought hanging on in desert SouthwestRecent snowstorms in the Colorado Rockies have helped elevate snowpack levels as the calendar turns to spring. About two ...
Trump’s early actions, including ordering the US Army Corps of Engineers to open two California dams, have led to concerns ...
As winter nears its end and Colorado’s mountains get hit with the latest March snowstorm, climatologists and forecasters are ...
Key agreements in the "Law of the River," which encompasses more than 100 years of regulations, laws, court decisions and ...
Bookworks hosted author Zak Podmore to talk about and sign his recent book “Life After Dead Pool: Lake Powell’s Last Days and ...
The Rocky Mountain states say they don't have water to give. The Southwest says it can't save the Colorado River on its own.
Winter storms brought some moisture back to the northern Colorado mountains, with snow that will melt and recharge the ...
That support emboldened him to approach the story of a local river as a national crisis—a key goal of the Water Desk, which is dedicated to improving journalism connected to the Colorado River, ...
How states dependent on the Colorado River are struggling to strike a long-term agreement Years of overuse combined with rising temperatures and drought have meant less water flows in the Colorado ...
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