Two decades of western drought have slowly drained Lake Powell, revealing canyons and petroglyphs not seen since the 1960s when
My first awareness of limited water was in 2009. Our neighborhood’s well was shut off after nitrates were discovered in the
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Mike Simpson ‘77 was having lunch with his mother and two of his uncles in November 2021 when he felt
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Brian Steed ’97, M.A. ’00, the inaugural executive director of the new Janet Quinney Lawson Institute of Land, Water and
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It’s admittedly a complicated work commute. But for a lifelong snowboarder like Tyler Elgiar, who used to dream of working
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