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Roosevelt filling up, but Verde River running low: What gives?
Roosevelt Lake stands at 77 percent full, compared to 38 percent in December. The 13,000-square-mile Salt and Verde river watersheds have produced a million acre-feet of runoff — 10 times as much as last year....
Inter-Agency Drought Group Recommends Continuation Of “Drought Declaration”
Twice annually, an inter-agency group of experts analyzes Arizona’s climate conditions and decides whether to recommend to the Governor that the on-going drought declaration be continued....
Salt River water levels affected by winter runoff
As we creep into the 100-degree temperatures this week, many will flock to Salt River to take a dip in the cool water. And those who are familiar with the area may notice something different about the water levels....
ASU awarded NASA grant for study on Colorado River water management
An interdisciplinary team of researchers at Arizona State University has received a $1 million grant from ...
Collaboration is Key as Crucial Drought Contingency Plan to Protect the Colorado River is Enacted
When water managers and other stakeholders across the Colorado River Basin began discussions years ago about how to protect our water resources in a rapidly drying West, they knew collaboration would be key in any solution involving seven s...