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A critical Colorado River reservoir has fallen to a record low level, raising new concerns about a power source for millions of people in the U.S. West

A critical Colorado River reservoir has fallen to a record low level, raising new concerns about a power source for millions of people in the U.S. West

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — A weak storm system moved through Northern California on Tuesday and a stronger system was expected in the drought-stricken state during the weekend, the National Weather

Senatorial candidate Harry Roque (File photo) MANILA - UniTeam senatorial candidate Harry Roque wants to create a department that will immediately help disaster-stricken Filipinos. Roque said such a specialized agency, to be called the Department of Disaster Resilience, would handle the overall responsibility of those affected by natural disasters and calamities. "Para sa mga nasunugan, relevant din diyan 'yung Department of Disaster Resilience kasi kinakailangan ng isang specialized ag...

Senatorial candidate Harry Roque (File photo) MANILA - UniTeam senatorial candidate Harry Roque wants to create a department that will immediately help disaster-stricken Filipinos. Roque said such a specialized agency, to be called the Department of Disaster Resilience, would handle the overall responsibility of those affected by natural disasters and calamities. "Para sa mga nasunugan, relevant din diyan 'yung Department of Disaster Resilience kasi kinakailangan ng isang specialized ag...

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Getting a fishing boat or a pontoon on the Missouri River System in North Dakota this summer could be tricky due to low water levels amid prolonged drought. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers predicts spring runoff to be well below normal for the upper Missouri River Basin.

DENVER (AP) — Facing a historic megadrought all across the American West with no end in sight, Colorado lawmakers, looking for easy and effective ways to conserve water, set their sights on Kentucky Blue Grass.

DENVER (AP) — Facing a historic megadrought all across the American West with no end in sight, Colorado lawmakers, looking for easy and effective ways to conserve water, set their sights on Kentucky Blue Grass.

The West is far from the only region experiencing remarkably dry weather so far this year. According to Thursdays report from the US Drought Monitor, more than 61% of the

A study of more than 2,000 streams around North America found that those altered by human activity are at greater risk of flooding.