USGS scientists found "forever chemicals" (PFAS) in New Mexico's water, with the highest concentrations found downstream of urban areas, indicating cities as a major source of this pollution.
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Panguitch Lake Dam stabilizes, mitigation efforts successful
Mitigation measures at Panguitch Lake Dam have stabilized the structure with water levels dropping and the dam's tilt significantly reduced.
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Colorado bill seeks to make graywater use easier across the state
Bipartisan legislation is making its way through the Colorado General Assembly that will make it easier for homes and businesses to use graywater.