Water
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News
In Utah, water grows on trees
A U.S. Geological Survey study shows that Utahns use twice as much water as other Americans.
by Staff, Oct 04, 1993 -
News
Two Utah counties flee water project
Two Utah counties, frustrated with the cost of the Central Utah Project, decide to pull out.
by Larry Warren, Steve Hinchman, Sep 20, 1993 -
News
Pulling out of CAP
The Central Arizona Project's water price will skyrocket, costing stockholders millions.
by Staff, Sep 20, 1993 -
News
Tribes may take over Animas-La Plata
Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Dan Beard invites two Ute tribes to take over the Animas-La Plata water diversion project.
by Staff, Sep 20, 1993 -
Uncommon Westerners
Can Dan Beard reclaim Reclamation?
A profile of Dan Beard, head of Bureau of Reclamation, shows his role within the Department of the Interior.
by Michael Doyle, Aug 09, 1993 -
Feature
Now dust is his crop, says Nevada rancher
Groundwater pumping dries Milt Thompson's Diamond Valley Ranch.
by Jon Christensen, Aug 09, 1993 -
Related Stories
Rancher joins coalition to fight "water grabs'
A wary rancher joins an environmental group after groundwater pumping dries his ranch.
by Jon Christensen, Aug 09, 1993 -
News
Drought costs firms big bucks
Arizona charges two concessionaires $1.3 million for dumping trash in Lake Powell.
by Staff, Jun 14, 1993 -
News
Lawsuit cools Rogue River jets
A homeowner and an environmental group file a suit arguing that jet-boats on the Rogue River violate the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act.
by Staff, Jun 14, 1993 -
News
Fish gotta spawn
The Bureau of Reclamation's drawdown of the Island Park Reservoir hurts trout.
by Staff, Jun 14, 1993 -
Book Reviews
Troubled waters
The National Parks and Conservation Association warns that water pollution and depletion plague the country's national parks.
by Staff, May 31, 1993 -
News
Rio Grande not so
The Rio Grande is labeled the most endangered river by the environmental group American Rivers.
by Staff, May 17, 1993 -
News
Faxed memo tells all
A development company mistakenly releases plans to destroy wetlands.
by Staff, May 17, 1993 -
News
The existence of dams forces hard choices
Eagles and salmon are at odds with hydropower and each other in Idaho.
by Adam Duerk, Apr 05, 1993 -
Feature
The Dam that won't die
A showdown between environmentalists and water project advocates nears on the Animus-La Plata water project.
by Steve Hinchman, Mar 22, 1993






