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Utilities in the past have said the structures would cost more and produce less energy, but now SRP and ASU are partnering to study possible effects.

The increase in water rescues coincides with more water flowing downstream from northern Arizona.

Salt River Project is slowly releasing water to make room for melting snowpack. And, yes, there are good reasons for that.

Salt River Project began slowly releasing water in early March to get ahead of the curve. But a series of warm storms rapidly accelerated their plans.

If youve noticed water flowing through the Salt River, which is usually dry this time of year, then youre not alone. Heres what we know.

“Where’s The River?” an environmental event hosted by the Sustainable Water Network, aims to spread awareness about Arizona’s depleting rivers and what people can do to help conservation efforts

At the Casper City Council pre-meeting on Tuesday, the Council was asked to authorize the submission of the WaterSMART grant, in an amount of up to $3 million for river restoration work.

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"The rest of the world is moving forward on nuclear," said. U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann, one of Congress foremost experts on nuclear power.