(New York Times) Wall Street Eyes Billions in the Colorado’s Water
Investor interest in the river could redefine century-old rules for who controls one of the most valuable economic resources in
Read moreInvestor interest in the river could redefine century-old rules for who controls one of the most valuable economic resources in
Read moreFrom water and billboards to clean cars and the inland port, lawmakers advanced proposals despite cries from green-minded Utahns. February
Read moreThe warming climate is intensifying drought, contributing to fires and drying out the river’s headwaters, sending consequences cascading downstream. January
Read moreJanuary 22, 2021, Joan Meiners, St. George Spectrum & Daily News “For decades, while climate change and drought chipped away
Read moreFebruary 1, 2021; KUNC | By Luke Runyon “Dry conditions are the worst they’ve been in almost 20 years across
Read moreFebruary 1, 2021; by Judy FahysInside Climate News, AZ Central “If there were any doubts that the climate is changing
Read moreFebruary 13, 2021; Written by Mori Kessler, St. George News Last month the governor appointed the state’s newest Colorado River
Read moreFebruary 11, 2021; Written by Mori Kessler “A federal agency announced earlier this month that a new reservoir that would
Read moreUtah Legislature’s House Bill 297 must be soundly defeated February 10, 2021; By Andrew Kramer | Special to The Tribune
Read moreBill that would create a secretive Colorado River Authority would not help our water situation. February 9, 2021; By The
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