IEEE Spectrum on MSN: AI models map the Colorado River’s hard choices
KTLA: Scientists solve mystery of Colorado River’s ‘disappearance’ 5 million years ago
Scientists have solved a long-standing geological mystery about where the Colorado River flowed during a roughly 5-million-year gap in the geological record, according to researchers at UCLA.
Yahoo: Colorado River talks: States are still at odds but working toward a 5-year plan
Colorado River talks: States are still at odds but working toward a 5-year plan
The Aspen Times: Colorado River projected to deliver one-fifth of normal water to Lake Powell after ‘astonishing’ March heatwave
An unprecedented March heatwave has forecasters shrinking already-low estimates for how much water will flow into the Colorado River during spring runoff, which is already well underway this year. The ...
Colorado River projected to deliver one-fifth of normal water to Lake Powell after ‘astonishing’ March heatwave
CU Boulder News & Events: First-of-its-kind study provides a detailed look at water quality along the Colorado River’s upper basin
Michael Gooseff and collaborators are gathering the first-ever continuous, long-term water quality sample of the Colorado River's upper basin. INSTAAR senior communication specialist Gabe Allen joined ...
First-of-its-kind study provides a detailed look at water quality along the Colorado River’s upper basin
KTLA on MSN: Scientists solve mystery of Colorado River’s disappearance 5 million years ago
Morning Overview on MSN: Study tracks where the Colorado River’s “missing” water is going
Every winter, snow piles up across the mountains of Colorado, Wyoming, and Utah, building the frozen reservoir that feeds the Colorado River and supplies water to roughly 40 million people in seven ...