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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),
March 28, 2008--Sediment study hits home (Durango Telegraph)
The study of airborne particulates is becoming one of the hottest areas of climate change, according to Joe McConnell, a scientist at the Desert Research Institute in Reno.
February 24, 2008--Snow melt expected to cause problems along the Animas (Farmington Daily Times)
Aztec Mayor Mike Arnold is extremely worried about a ticking time bomb that's upstream from his community. His concerns center on
February 24, 2008--Western dust up 500 percent in 200 years (Enviornmental News Service)
The Western United States has become 500 percent dustier in the past two centuries due to westward expansion and accompanying human activity beginning in the 1800s, according to a n
January 25, 2008--Changes seen for spring runoff (Rocky Mountain News)
Snow and cold weather might make it seem like climate change doesn't affect Colorado, but a U.S.
January 25, 2008--Changes seen for spring runoff (Rocky Mountain News)
Snow and cold weather might make it seem like climate change doesn't affect Colorado, but a U.S.
January 23, 2008--Effects of drought on Yellowstone lasting, widespread (Denver Post)
An eight-year drought has left scores of ponds and wetlands dry and thirsty in Yellowstone.
January 15, 2008--Southwest water supply peaks scientists interest (Cortez Journal)
Southwest Colorado's rivers are far from major universities, and they haven't attracted much attention from scientists. That's changing, though.
December 5, 2007--Water scarcity frightens Nebraska farmer (Denver Post)
A recent National Ground Water Association survey received responses from 43 states nationwide,
