Lake Mead
May 12, 2008--The West's wacky weather (High Country News)
Some parts of the high country are still trying to dig out from one of the heaviest winters on record (more snow fell in the Rockies May 1),
April 23, 2008--Thick layers of snow poised to refresh parched West (Denver Post)
With abundant mountain snow in most areas across the West. the pring runoff may provide a break from the drought that has sporadically
April 16, 2008--Denver boosts Dillon Reservoir releases (Aspen Times)
Flows in the Lower Blue downstream of Dillon Reservoir are rising quickly this week as Denver Water ramps up
March 28, 2008--Global warming heats up West faster than rest of U.S. (Denver Post)
The American West is heating up faster than any other region of the United States, and more than the Earth as a whole, according to a new analysis of
March 27, 2008--Climate change said to affect streams and trees throughout the West (Glenwood Springs Post Independent)
Around the same time the American West started heating up five years ago, Colorado started losing its lodgepole pine forests to a beetle infestation.
March 21, 2008--Desalination gets a serious look (Las Vegas Sun)
As the West dries up, water managers, politicians and environmental groups alike are searching for an option — any option — to create water.Recently, desalination has be
February 12, 2008--Lake Mead may go dry by 2021 (CNet News)
There is a 50 percent chance that Lake M
