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2024 outlook for Colorado River less rosy after banner year - Vimarsana News

2024 outlook for Colorado River less rosy after banner year

Water use in the Lower Colorado River Basin states including Arizona was way below normal and water supplies in the river ran well above normal in 2023.

Source: tucson.com
Colorado River: A water crisis from headwaters to delta in the West - Vimarsana News

Colorado River: A water crisis from headwaters to delta in the West

This project explores the complex challenges facing the Colorado River basin on a visual journey through Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona and California as well as parts of Mexico.

On the headwaters of the Klamath River, water shortages test tribes, farmers and wildlife - Vimarsana News

On the headwaters of the Klamath River, water shortages test tribes, farmers and wildlife

A government plan to open land on the upper Klamath River to farmers left Native inhabitants with few resources and damaged wildlife habitat.

Source: yahoo.com
2024 forecasts show less water will flow into Lake Powell. Don't panic, experts say – The Durango Herald - Vimarsana News

2024 forecasts show less water will flow into Lake Powell. Don't panic, experts say – The Durango Herald

Federal forecasts for the Colorado River’s water supply – the water source for 40 million people – predict a substantial drop as the snow season limps into the new year. Water flowing into Lake Powell...

Three states near deal to use less Colorado River water - Vimarsana News

Three states near deal to use less Colorado River water

The Colorado River's Lower Basin states agree they must make permanent cuts to address the supply-demand gap, water officials say.

Source: tucson.com