Project and Water News

IBM has been chosen to design and build the University of Wyoming’s campus cluster or high-performance computing center, which may have as many as 100 UW faculty members using it for their computational science research starting this fall.

Free Screening Thursday, June 28 @ 7:00 PM | Star Hall – 159 E Center St, Moab

Watershed tells the story of the threats to the once-mighty Colorado River, the most dammed, dibbed and diverted river in the world, and offers solutions for the future of the American West.

Last winter’s scant snow pack, coupled with a dry hot spring, is already leading to more wildfires and Utah ranchers and farmers are nervous. “It’s pretty doggone grim, especially in southern Utah,” said Randy Julander, snow survey supervisor for the Natural Resources Conservation Service, which on Wednesday issued its Utah Climate and Water Report for June.

Dozens of scientists have begun the process of analyzing the mountains of data they collected in their effort to determine why the Uintah Basin experiences unhealthy concentrations of ground-level ozone during the winter.