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U.S. Colorado River Basin Rejoices From Record Snowpack While Flooding Expected

U.S. Colorado River Basin Rejoices From Record Snowpack While Flooding Expected

With an above-average snowpack in the states of Colorado and Utah right now, Lake Mead’s water levels have been rising overall this winter, higher than last year’s record low level.

← DEC Releases Final Ambient Water Quality Guidance Values for PFOA, PFOS and 1,4-Dioxane
$52.8 Million Ticonic Bridge Replacement Project To Start This Month →

Changing Climate Increases Risk For 91,000 U.S. Dams, Research Warns

U.S. DOT Outlines FY 2023 budget

Groups to Congress: ‘Recycling is infrastructure too’

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