| Report sounds alarm about future water supplies in Wyoming |
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| Written by MEAD GRUVER, Casper Star-Tribune | |
| Thursday, 04 February 2010 | |
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The mountain snows that replenish most surface water in Wyoming, the fifth-driest state, are vulnerable to climate change and likely to be affected by rising temperatures, a new report says. Read more...
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