As Colorado River states race to finish a deal, water users face a resource altered by drought and climate change.

Greenville Utilities officials says the intersection of West Third Street and South Pitt Street is closed until they repair ...

For years, the reservoir lost 400,000 gallons of water a day. City officials thought the issue was fixed. But a stream of water is flowing downhill from the reservoir into Thompson Park.

it ran quickly downhill with little of it absorbed by the ground, according to S. Jeffress Williams, senior scientist emeritus with the U.S. Geological Survey. A flood gauge marks the height of water ...

"The stream in my backyard, Willow Creek, still flows wildly during snowmelt season, recharging the local aquifer along with its related wetland but it shuts down abruptly when the snow is gone and ...

Scientists expect water in nature to contains sediments, chlorophyll and organic matter. These substances help to sustain all living organisms in the water, from tiny microbes to fish that we eat.

Water officials inspected the site and found serious problems again. They sent Caltrans an inspection report with a list of more required corrections and photos to document the issues.

The topography of this region suggests that water flowed downhill from the north (right in the main colour, topography and 3D images) to the south (left), carving out valleys up to two kilometres ...

Water rushing down mountains and hills picks up soil and vegetation, as well as boulders, trees and cars that can become battering rams. In the blink of an eye, property is damaged or destroyed ...

CSU study on wildfire's effects on snowpack finds it's about location, location, location Energy balances and lasting impacts to the landscape have now changed ...

The plant operates without storing water behind a dam, instead moving river water through a 13-foot-wide tunnel in the canyon wall and dropping into turbines that return the water to the river 2.4 ...