Northern Utah water solutions are achievable, but not simple
Elk Ridge’s main water supply down, outdoor watering banned
Wet May delays irrigation use, keeps reservoirs in good shape
Spring snow a no-go?
High and Dry: Climate Change, Water, and the Economy

World Bank – The impacts of climate change will be channeled primarily through the water cycle. These challenges are not insurmountable, however. This new World Bank report describes how smart policies that induce water-use efficiency, align incentives, and invest in adaptive technologies can go a long way.
Unplugging the Colorado River
Utah launches ‘H2Oath’ campaign to conserve water
Lake Powell pipeline debate enters new phase
Hydroterrorism: A Threat to Water Resources

Hydroterrorism—a form of terrorism in which water is the tool or the target—is intensifying. Recent incidents in the Middle East and past incidents elsewhere illustrate that water resource systems are vulnerable to both physical and virtual attacks. This white paper introduces the problem, presents pertinent examples, and offers some direction for response.
Stream study provides insight for water storage in the West
Infographic: Water & Energy
How Salt Lake City’s water use varies in time and space
Great Salt Lake is shrinking, scientists say

USU – Water diversions since pioneer times have reduced water supply to the Great Salt Lake, decreasing its elevation by 11 feet and exposing much of the lake bed. A new white paper by USU scientists and state water managers describes the effects of water uses and climatic fluctuations on the lake’s levels.