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Utah reservoirs drop rapidly

Utah reservoirs are draining at twice the normal rate, with statewide storage down to 67% and the Great Salt Lake falling two feet since April.

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Water news video available for the week of August 18-23, 2025

No time to read articles? We've summarized last week’s water news stories on video.

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Drought intensifies across the Colorado River Basin

Drought worsened across the Colorado River Basin as heat and dryness fueled wildfires and stressed water supplies in Arizona, Colorado, and beyond.

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Arizona mayors form water security coalition

Arizona mayors launch a coalition to safeguard the state’s Colorado River supplies and strengthen long-term water security.

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Colorado River District adopts 5-year strategic plan

Colorado River District adopts a 5-year plan to protect West Slope water, expand data resources, and lead in Colorado River negotiations.

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Lake Mead’s “Dead Pool” Threat: What does it really mean?

If Lake Mead reaches dead pool, water deliveries, power, and farms across the Southwest would face severe consequences.

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  1. Deborah on Gold mining prompts legal challenge over rare Nevada speciesJanuary 25, 2026

    Ha! Good question. They want the opportunity to investigate the population of these species.

  2. Deborah on Utah faces worrisome drought conditionsJanuary 25, 2026

    It will be a dire situation, Callie. They've been looking at different options.

  3. Callie Humes on Utah faces worrisome drought conditionsJanuary 23, 2026

    What will happen to Utah's water resources if they don't end up getting any snowfall winter?

  4. Callie Humes on Gold mining prompts legal challenge over rare Nevada speciesJanuary 23, 2026

    Why would they list the species as endangered when they don't know how many there are yet?

  5. Deborah on WOTUS comments close as rule review moves forwardJanuary 8, 2026

    A lot of people and organizations put a lot of thought into their comments. Personally, I think it's good that…

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