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A new study looking at how drought might affect the Colorado River Basin projects that states like Wyoming will have less available water.Researchers out of the Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico explored several weather scenarios over the next 60 years in the Colorado River Basin.
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More than 2,000 Wyoming oil and gas leases will be reconsidered for their impacts to the climate, as part of a settlement approved in federal court last week.
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A recent study shows that groundwater could decrease by a third in the Colorado River Basin in the next 30 years due to climate change.
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The International Panel on Climate Change released a new report this week, detailing the drastic action humanity must take to ward off the worst effects of climate change.
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A state bill that requires groundwater drillers to prove their wells wouldn’t hurt neighboring water supplies or streams has passed the legislature.
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While President Biden has been working with world leaders on the pressing issue of climate change, his domestic plans for more funding still face holdouts.
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The Colorado River through the Grand Canyon National Park holds lessons for managing an essential and diminishing resource in a rapidly warming climate.
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Higher elevations like mountain tops usually have more moisture, and fires historically hadn’t burned there very often. But that’s changing rapidly. The Dixie and Caldor fires in California are the first two wildfires ever recorded crossing the Sierra Nevada crest and burning down the other side.
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There’s an ice shortage in parts of the Mountain West, so you may not be able to buy as much as you need for that backyard gathering. The shortage is due to a big increase in events, the heat wave and a labor shortage. Distributors say it’s especially hard to find truck drivers to deliver the ice.
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A collection of outdoor trade groups announced they’re forming a collaboration to step up action on climate change. Chris Steinkamp is the director of...