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The January Intermountain West Climate Summary is now available....
Overall drier-than-average conditions for most of the region since October 1 have led to an expansion of drought area, below-average January 1 regional snowpacks, and below-average January 1 forecasts for spring-summer runoff for nearly all basins. Read more....
New report on the future of Wyoming's water with climate change
The Ruckelshaus Institute of Environment and Natural Resources (ENR) at the University of Wyoming has produced a 28-page report written for a broad audience, "Assessing the Future of Wyoming's Water Resources: Adding Climate Change to the Equation". The lead author was Steve Gray, Wyoming State Climatologist and WWA team member. Read more about the report at UW ENR - Download the report
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CO water districts interest in proposed pipeline, The Coloradoan, February 8, 2010
Climate & Money: Time to be more efficient, says report, The Epoch Times, Feb. 6, 2010
Report: WY water vulnerable to climate change, Associated Press, Feb. 4, 2010
Report: water vulnerable to climate change, Laramie Boomerang, January 31, 2010
Interior Secretary Salazar speaks on climate change,, Las Vegas, January 28, 2010
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WWA's Doug Kenney involved in CO River management policy reform study, Boulder, CO, January 17, 2010
WWA Director, Brad Udall featured in Tighter, costlier water shifting focus to curbing demand 12/28/09
WWA team members featured: AGU Day 1 part B: the growing need for climate services, December 15, 2009
WWA Team Members AGU Presentation/Poster Title & Session Information, December 4, 2009
WWA Team Members published, Factors influencing the use of climate information by CO municipal water managers
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