Browsing: Drought

A new study warns that by the 2090s, nearly one-third of the global population—around 2.6 billion people—could experience significantly increased occurrences of simultaneous heatwaves and droughts.…

Summer in Colorado’s mountains has begun with record-high temperatures, minimal rainfall, and worsening drought conditions, raising wildfire risks. June has seen near-record heat, with some areas…

In March 2026, UC Davis updated its list of experts available to discuss California’s water-supply issues, including faculty from various departments. These experts address topics such…

This winter, iconic ski resorts in the Western U.S., including Aspen and Park City, faced a severe snow drought, the worst in over 40 years, leading…

Conservation groups and Colorado lawmakers introduced a bill to protect beavers on public lands, emphasizing their role in enhancing drought and wildfire resilience. As snowpack declines…

New York State is under a burn ban until October 15 due to drought, prompting forest rangers to combat multiple wildfires. Key incidents include: Oct. 5:…

A new study in Geophysical Research Letters reveals that climate change is causing some regions to swing between drought and heavy rainfall, a phenomenon likened to…

Conservationists emphasize that restoring rivers and introducing beavers can enhance landscape resilience to drought and flooding. The UK’s climate is becoming increasingly extreme, with past droughts…

In 2018, Cape Town faced a severe drought termed ‘Day Zero’, with water storage for 3.7 million residents dropping below 20%. This critical situation led to…

Senator Ron Wyden, D-Oregon, has reintroduced legislation proposing a $60 billion investment in forests across Oregon and the West. The aim is to reduce wildfire risk,…