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Powell and Mead reservoirs dangerously low: Historic lows trigger water cuts; activists say managers aren’t doing enough

Rachel Fixsen4 years ago4 years ago

The two largest reservoirs in the country, Lake Mead and Lake Powell, have dropped to historic lows this summer. Boat ramps are dry and huge “bathtub rings” circle the canyons of the reservoirs….

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Colorado River users stand together: Diverse group of stakeholders asks for pause on new water projects

Rachel Fixsen4 years ago4 years ago

On July 15, a group of activists, business leaders, farmers and elected officials gathered at the Hoover Dam on the Arizona/Nevada border to hold a demonstration and urge water managers to impose a…

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One tough fish: Science Moab talks to Brian Healy about the humpback chub

Moab Sun News4 years ago4 years ago

Far from an impediment, the humpback chub’s namesake above-forehead knob actually acts as a stabilizer in the turbulent waters the fish calls home. This week, we discuss the humpback chub with Brian Healy,…

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Another dry year: Drought affects agriculture, recreation, and hydropower

Rachel Fixsen5 years ago4 years ago

Last week, Utah State University hosted a webinar for natural resource professionals to discuss a drought reporting network called “Condition Monitoring Observer Reports.” Through a mobile app, Utah citizens can document drought impacts…

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