ST. GEORGE, Utah (ABC4) – Water levels in Lake Powell and Lake Mead are lower than they’ve been since they were built, according to leaders from the Colorado River Authority of Utah. As 1/3 of Utahns rely on the Colorado River for drinking water, officials say they need residents to conserve water now more than ever. The Colorado River, Lake …
In the News: With Lake Powell levels ‘frighteningly’ low, new director aims to protect Utah’s interests in Colorado River
SALT LAKE CITY — Amy Haas has worked on Colorado River issues for most of her career. But she’s quick to claim she’s not an expert. With rapidly changing conditions on the river due to drought, no one is, Haas says. Read the full article at KSL.com