Northern Corridor Highway
The Trump administration approves the highway, 1-15-21 The Washington Post
CSU’s OP-ED, “Building the Northern Corridor would be like tossing a burning match into the Reserve.” 12-29-20, Spectrum.
At a Crossroads, Lawsuit threatened Northern Corridor. 9-10-20 Spectrum
Update on Highway’s DEIS process- Spectrum 11-17-20
CSU’s Press Release that the Public comment period closed and CSU sounds the alarm about the misuse of funds
to build a highway in Utah’s Red Cliffs National Conservation Area. 9-10-20 Read Here.
Northern Corridor Highway would be an unnecessary scar on Washington County – Tribune 7-7-20
New Stewart Bill to mandate a highway through the NCA- Spectrum 8-1-20
Lake Powell Pipeline
Utah’s Water Wars, OP-ED tribune 2-10-21
CSU Op-ED” The Lake Powell Pipeline is a Relic”, Tribune Jan 3, 2021
CSU interviewed by Zion Canyon Mesa on the water rights of the LPP. Listen to a Podcast.
Climate’s toll on the Colorado River: ‘We can weather maybe a couple of years’
The warming climate is intensifying drought, contributing to fires and drying out the river’s headwaters, sending consequences cascading downstream. Ian James Arizona Republic Jan 2, 2021
How a Tiny fish is helping tackle questions of the future of Colorado River, Tribune 7,29-20
Paul Van Dam: Massive Lake Powell Pipeline project affects all Utahns, not just Washington County, Tribune Op-ed June 4, 2020
Southern Paiutes warn the Lake Powell Pipeline will make the river angry. Tribune Article, June 6, 2020
The Case Against The Lake Powell Pipeline 6-20-20 The Spectrum
Tribal Water Rights -This system cannot be sustained 2020 High Country News
BLOG posts John Fleck
- Lake Powell Pipeline legal tangle
- Mega-drought
- Dry year Colorado River
- The LPP and the Problems posed by Lack of a Lower Basin Compact. Oct 16,2020
- Striking new study suggests how deeply we’ll need to reduce our use of Colorado River water. Posted by jfleck on 30 January 2021,
The Hardest Working River in the West, Lincoln Institute, 2020 mapping tools and information on the river.
Where the Water Goes, The New Yorker article, by David Owen 2017