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The Arrow Lakes reservoir, a 230-kilometre-long body of water in the West Kootenays, has reached its lowest levels in twenty years, causing growing concern among community members who are now calling for action from the provincial government.
New research and increased attention have shifted efforts to discover what we can do to save the drying Great Salt Lake before it's too late.
One Utah reservoir has reached 0% capacity, while two others are above 100%. Some of it has to do with spring weather and reservoir size.
Utah’s reservoir system is collectively at 57% of its capacity, but why is it that some of Utah’s reservoirs are bordering on empty while others are flourishing? It all depends on snowpack, the reservoir’s size and consumption.
A Utah company pledged last year to make drastic changes to its landscape. A year later, company leaders say those improvements will save millions of gallons of water.