Lake Powell has hit its lowest-ever level at the start of summer, raising concerns about hydroelectric power and the Colorado ...

Falling Lake Powell levels signal shrinking Colorado River supplies, with potential major cutbacks for California users.

Recent data highlights the worsening strain on the drought-stricken Colorado River system.

Low water levels and increased electricity demand from AI centers could bring the dam offline by next year. It’s a genuine ...

Lake Powell’s water levels remain under pressure heading into summer after a disappointing snow season across much of the Colorado River Basin, raising fresh concerns about water supplies in the ...

Formed when Glen Canyon Dam was built in the 1960s, Lake Powell is now just under 3,528 feet above sea level, the Gazette reported. That leaves it about 158 feet above the "dead pool" level, at which ...

Hiking the side canyons is like going through ecological time travel,” said Eric Balken, executive director of the Glen Canyon Institute, as he hiked up Davis Gulch, once submerged by Lake Powell.

An ongoing deadlock between the seven states that rely on the Colorado River may have dire consequences for Arizona.

The political incentives to fight for the most favorable outcomes for individual states and water users must be overcome by the necessity of preventing a Colorado River system crash.” ...

This major US lake just hit its lowest summer level ever. Here’s why you should be concerned - Tens of millions of Americans ...

Colorado and the Southwest are facing early wildfires and record-breaking drought, which are negatively impacting the economy ...