Alex Hager

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413 appearances 65 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2025 last heard 11 Sep

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which are likely to bear the brunt of cutbacks.
For NPR News, I'm Alex Hager in Phoenix.
The last time there was this little water stored along the Colorado River, Lake Powell hadn't even been built yet. matched
Jack Schmidt directs the Center for Colorado River Studies at Utah State University. matched
Schmidt said Western policymakers aren't doing enough to turn things around. matched
He compared current negotiations over sharing the Colorado River to a bus careening toward a cliff, with state policymakers arguing about who should steer rather than hitting the brakes. matched
The federal government is expected to release new rules for managing water as soon as next week. matched
For NPR News, I'm Alex Hager in Phoenix. matched
The last time there was this little water stored along the Colorado River, Lake Powell hadn't even been built yet. matched
Jack Schmidt directs the Center for Colorado River Studies at Utah State University. matched
Schmidt said Western policymakers aren't doing enough to turn things around. matched
He compared current negotiations over sharing the Colorado River to a bus careening toward a cliff, with state policymakers arguing about who should steer rather than hitting the brakes. matched
The federal government is expected to release new rules for managing water as soon as next week. matched
For NPR News, I'm Alex Hager in Phoenix. matched
The latest data from the Federal Bureau of Reclamation shows that water could fall below the intakes for hydropower turbines as soon as February. matched
The reservoir sits in Utah and Arizona. matched
It's now less than a quarter full after more than 20 years of drought and climate change have sapped the Colorado River. matched
Humans have struggled to rein in demand accordingly. matched
An added boost of water from upstream reservoirs helped prop up Lake Powell in the early summer, but the benefits of that extra water are running out. matched
Negotiators from the seven western states that use the river can't agree on a plan to use less water. matched
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