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BMOCA’s Tracking Time: The Colorado River and Us
Artists explore connections to land, water, and gender roles from an Indigenous perspective
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Colorado River
A rare dose of hope for the Colorado River as new study says future may be wetter
By Alex Hager – KUNC , (Via AP Storyshare) Good news on the Colorado River is rare. Its reservoirs, the two largest in the country, have shrunk to record lows. The policymakers who will decide its future are stuck at…
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The Colorado River Water Emergency
In Nevada’s monstrous Lake Mead Reservoir, the term “dead pool” has a dual meaning. For hydrologists, dead pool represents a catastrophically low water level in a reservoir below which the water can no longer pass through the outlet works of…
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Lower Basin Water Managers Say It’s Time To Fix Their Supply/Demand Problem
By Created by Heather Sackett at Aspen Journalism LAS VEGAS — Representatives from two lower basin states on the Colorado River have said they would finally address something that the upper basin states, including Colorado, have long pressed them to…
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The Colorado Rivers Biggest User Will Conserve Some Water In Exchange For Federal Dollars
Provided by KUNC The Imperial Irrigation District in California, which uses more Colorado River water than any other farm district or city in the West, has agreed to conserve 100,000 acre-feet in 2023 in exchange for payments from the federal…
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Winter snow could help recharge the Colorado River. But what if it doesn’t?
By Alex Hager at KUNC (Via AP Storyshare) High in the mountains of Colorado, it’s a time of quiet. The summer leaves have given way to bare branches, but the ski slopes haven’t yet filled with tourists—or snow. Soon, the…
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Feds ease Colorado River cutbacks after positive forecast, but more work remains
By Alex Hager, KUNC (Via AP Storyshare) Federal officials are easing water restrictions in response to new Colorado River forecasts from the Bureau of Reclamation. An unusually snowy winter in the mountains helped replenish the beleaguered river and added water…
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Month in Review | August 2023
Recapping some of the main events in Boulder County, Colorado, America, and the world all within the past month.
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River deaths are on the rise in Colorado
Photo and Article by Alex Hager / KUNC (Via AP Storyshare) Deaths on rivers in Colorado are up from last year, according to data from Colorado Parks and Wildlife. So far this year, 18 people have died on the state’s…
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Supreme Court rules against Navajo Nation in Colorado River case
By: Luke Runyon KUNC (Via AP Storyshare) The Supreme Court has ruled against the Navajo Nation in a case centered on the tribe’s rights to the drying Colorado River. The tribe claimed it was the federal government’s legal duty to…
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