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Understanding What the ‘New Normal’ Means for Water in the West

Understanding What the ‘New Normal’ Means for Water in the West After 20 years of drought conditions, some scientists are calling for better terminology to describe the impact of rising temperatures in the region. Humphrey’s Peak in Arizona is experiencing one of its lowest runoff years in history.Education Images/UIG via Getty Images APRIL IS OFTEN a […]

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On the Value of Water and the Pain of Drought in the American West

On the Value of Water and the Pain of Drought in the American West Photo © Brett Walton / Circle of Blue Drift boats carry fly fishermen down the Madison River, in southwestern Montana. Click image to enlarge. ENNIS, Montana — As roads go, the shoulder of Route 249, which flanks the broad bottomlands of the Madison […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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