lake powell

Second-Largest U.S. Reservoir Falls to Historic Lows

By Olivia Rosane / March 17, 2022

The second-largest reservoir in the U.S. dropped to a historic low on Tuesday as a climate-fueled megadrought continues in the nation’s West. Lake Powell, which sits on the border of Utah and Arizona, fell below 3,525 feet for the first time since the reservoir was filled more than 50 years ago to create the Glen […]

America’s Two Largest Water Reservoirs at Record Lows

By Kaitlin Sullivan / July 14, 2021

The Lake Powell Pipeline Is a Hot, Expensive Mess

By EcoWatch / June 19, 2018

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Could the ‘Most Powerful Geothermal Reservoirs in the World’ Save the Colorado River?

By EcoWatch / September 1, 2016

Lake Powell: Going, Going, Gone?

By EcoWatch / August 15, 2016

The 16-year drought on the Colorado River has drained Lake Mead and Lake Powell to their combined lowest level in history. But that’s nothing compared to what could happen, according to a new study from the State of Colorado. The study indicates that a drought like the one that happened in 2000 – 2006 “would […]