News
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Colorado River system continues slide toward crash, despite emergency actions sending water to Lake Powell
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Glen Canyon Dam dances with deadpool
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Can Glen Canyon be saved twice?
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Once underwater, Colorado River canyon country reemerges as drought-stricken Lake Powell’s levels drop
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The Colorado River’s largest reservoirs are heading toward a ‘system crash,’ experts warn
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‘A living, breathing thing’: As Lake Powell drops, Glen Canyon’s once lush ecosystem returns
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COMMENTARY: Robbing Mead to pay Powell
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Gov. Cox declares a drought emergency after Utah’s record warm, dry winter
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Tapped: Colorado River overallocation collides with record drought conditions
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Tribes keep close eye on state of troubled Colorado River
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Treat water like family, not profit
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Lake Powell’s Glen Canyon Dam is failing and Utahns need to stop pretending it’s worth saving.
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Why the Colorado River is once again facing a water crisis
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Lake Powell Given Lifeline, But Its Impact Could Be Felt for Years
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Lower Basin states offer a Colorado River deal
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Can the Colorado River Survive 2026?
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EXTENDED: Glen Canyon Institute Exec. Director discusses historic effort to try and save Lake Powell
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Glen Canyon Dam Faces Its Existential Moment
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WEBINAR: What is Happening in Glen Canyon? A Story of Shifting Hydrology, Failing Infrastructure, and Ecological Restoration
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U.S.’s 2nd-biggest water reservoir to get a short-term fix amid Colorado River drought