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Utah: New compact device extracts drinking water from the air

University of Utah engineers devise portable water generator that extracts moisture from the air, creating a way to generate water on demand in remote areas.

AI model predicts wildfire spread with satellite imagery

An artificial intellignence model developed by University of Southern California researchers predicts wildfire spread using satellite imagery.

New funding announced for Upper Colorado River Basin restoration

The Department of the Interior announced a $500 million funding opportunity for ecosystem restoration in the Upper Colorado River Basin to combat drought impacts.

EPA awards $14.8 million loan to Palmdale Water District

Palmdale Water District secures EPA loan for a drought-resistant water project using recycled water and innovative technology.

WaterSmart Innovations conference to address water challenges

WaterSmart Innovations conference to address water challenges with new technologies and strategies in Las Vegas in September.

Utah secures $7.2 million for dam upgrades

Utah receives $7.2 million in federal funding to upgrade its aging and high-hazard dams, prioritizing safety and responsible water management.

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