Monthly Archives: April 2011

The snowpack at Timpanogos Divide is at the highest level in recorded history — exactly 200 percent of normal. Utah County has a history of flooding, sometimes even destroying homes. And the snowpack should have begun melting already, but it … Continue reading →

The spring season is just taking off at Arapahoe Basin. April and May are packed with events, and the deep spring snow that has fallen on the slopes is forecasted to continue. Arapahoe Basin is enjoying their best snow season … Continue reading →

DENVER — A study of two Rocky Mountain ski resorts says climate change will mean shorter seasons and less snow on lower slopes. The study by two Colorado researchers says Aspen Mountain in Colorado and Park City in Utah will … Continue reading →

Snow was 15 feet deep Friday at the summit of Buffalo Pass STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — The snow at the summit of Buffalo Pass never has been deeper than it was Friday morning. Mike Gillespie, Colorado Snow Survey supervisor for the Natural … Continue reading →

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“No. I think it would be a profound mistake for us to use nuclear weapons in any circumstance. Uh, if involving, you know, civilians. . . . Let me scratch all that. There’s been no discussion of nuclear weapons. That’s … Continue reading →

The leading experts have warned us of the desperate state of the Arctic. Last year was the hottest year ever – NASA Ice thickness and volume is at a record low – Piomas Ice extent is at a record low … Continue reading →

“Tremendous cold” to melt the Arctic by 2012. THE ARCTIC MELTDOWN Global warming is a direct threat to biodiversity in all corners of the world, but nowhere are its effects more visible than in the Arctic, where the impacts of … Continue reading →

The Arctic Ocean, in the winter and spring season, is one of the most extreme environments on earth. http://www.catlinarcticsurvey.com/

Looks like the Bureau Of Reclamation wants an excuse to build more dams. A new report from the Bureau of Reclamation says runoff to major western river basins, including the San Joaquin and Colorado that supply California, could drop 8 … Continue reading →