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Beveridge & Diamond's litigators are involved in and track cases proceeding in courts around the U.S. We have experience with toxic torts, class actions...

From 2000 to 2021, climate change caused the loss of more than 40 trillion liters (10 trillion gallons) of water in the Colorado River Basin - about equal to the entire storage capacity of Lake Mead - according to a new study that modeled humans' impact on hydrology in the region.

The former Colorado Water Conservation Board director addresses climate change, Colorado’s water crisis, and how to keep water in the West.

Hamby's inclusion marks the first time a member of Generation Z will be at the negotiating table

Is the name of a river really that important? If it’s the “Colorado River,” absolutely. The Colorado River is a lifeline in the West for people, birds, and nature. On July 25th, Colorado River Day,...

California’s Imperial Valley is one of the few places where a 95-degree day can be described as unseasonably cool.

IMPERIAL VALLEY — California’s Imperial Valley is one of the few places where a 95-degree day can be described as unseasonably cool.

Researchers with the University of New Hampshire say the dramatic increase in visitors to New Englands national forests during the COVID-19 pandemic will have long-lasting effects. An additional 2 million people visited the White Mountain National Forest and Green Mountain National Forest during the summer of 2020 bringing traffic, trail congestion and litter. Michael Ferguson, associate professor of recreation management and policy at the University of New Hampshire, said this often led to co...

(KMAland) -- Groundwater decline is a serious problem in parts of the country, but not in the Lower Republican Natural Resources District in south-central Nebraska, one of 23 such districts

Its Orca Action Month and a restoration project in Puget Sound will help provide more salmon to the aquatic mammals. Highway development has degraded the Duckabush estuary on the Olympic Peninsula. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has designed a project to elevate Highway 101 and restore tidelands, helping juvenile salmon habitat. ...