Water: The Colorado River
This is a clip from the College of Science lecture series in 2021, which focused on water. Here, Connie Woodhouse, a geography professor at the UA, discusses how the Colorado River is subject to natural climate variability and, increasingly, the impacts of a warming climate. Watch the full video of this lecture and others on the UA College of Science's YouTube channel, http://tucne.ws/1mh9.
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The University of Arizona College of Science's lecture series kicks off Wednesday with "Precision Aging: Busting the one-size-fits-all myth.”
The Colorado River is in crisis, shrinking at the hands of climate change. A 23-year “megadrought” has created the region’s driest conditions since around A.D. 200.
The plan would conserve an additional 3 million acre-feet of water through 2026, when current guidelines for how the river is shared expire
