Por: Newsweek Tech February 01, 2023
The Colorado River is one of the most important waterways in the Southwestern United States. But its levels are rapidly declining and are at the lowest they have been in a century.The river starts in Colorado's Rocky Mountains and flows all the way down to the Gulf of California. The river also feeds into major reservoirs, such as Lake Mead, which is in Nevada and Arizona and was formed by the Hoover Dam, and Lake Powell, which is in... + full article
Newsweek USA Tech February 02, 2023
A historic amount of rain fell on California between December 26 and January 19 and as a result many of the state's reservoirs have seen rising water levels.Most of California is still in the grips of a drought that has lasted for two decades and water levels in its... + más
What Lake Mead needs to get water levels back up at drought-hit reservoir | Newsweek
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Newsweek USA Tech January 25, 2023
The start of 2023 has brought severe storms to much of the southwestern United States. But despite the rain and snow, water levels in the nation's two largest reservoirs are still well below average.Lake Mead and Lake Powell are the largest and second-largest water... + más
Why is the Colorado River drying up? | Newsweek
Is the Colorado River rising? | Newsweek
Newsweek USA Tech January 20, 2023
A drought that has gripped the Southwest is creeping the nation's two largest reservoirs toward a dead pool, which would have catastrophic consequences for water users in the Colorado River's lower basin.Falling water levels at Lake Mead and Lake Powell have been... + más
Lake Powell water level stagnates despite rain | Newsweek
Severe T-Storm Warning Lake CO, IL until 1:30PM CDT… | WGN-TV
Newsweek USA Tech January 18, 2023
As storms continue to batter the Southwest, water levels in the region's drought-stricken Colorado River are beginning to rise.These storms have delivered above average snowpack for this time of year, as well as above normal river flows, Haley Paul, Arizona policy director... + más
Supreme Court will reconsider Navajos' claim for more water from the Colorado River | Los Angeles Times
Newsweek USA Tech January 17, 2023
Parts of California could be in deep trouble in the coming years if more reservoirs are not built to meet the demand for water, with some towns already suffering from major shortages as a result of the megadrought that has gripped the state for decades.Record rainfall has hit... + más
What happens if Lake Powell becomes a dead pool? | Newsweek
What it will take to get California completely out of drought? | Newsweek
Newsweek USA Tech December 20, 2022
The Colorado River's water levels are the lowest they have been in a century.Scientists fear the reservoirs the river feeds into could reach deadpool level in the next few years. That would mean the water level would be too low to flow downstream from a dam or to drive... + más
California's depleted, drying Salton Sea to get $250 million in federal drought funding | Los Angeles Times
Drying California lake to get $250M in US drought funding | ABC News
Los Angeles Times USA Nation December 17, 2022
With Colorado River reservoirs nearing dangerously low levels, the federal government has given basin states a Jan. 31 deadline to negotiate major water cuts and stave off a possible collapse in supplies. Speaking at a conference in Las Vegas, federal officials told water... + más
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