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Snowpack Melt Trend Signals Impending Summer Water Crisis in Western Regions

Snowpack Melt Trend Signals Impending Summer Water Crisis in Western Regions

A study from the University of Colorado Boulder reveals that climate change is causing earlier snowmelt and increased rainfall in the mountain ranges of Western U.S. and Canada, leading to…

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Biden Administration Announces $1.5B From the IIJA For 26 Infrastructure Projects

State Allots $11M to Upgrade Local Water Works

Construction Begins on New Tower Allowing Asheville Regional Airport to Grow

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