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Anastasia Hufham
Salt Lake Tribune Open Lands Reporter
Anastasia Hufham is an Open Lands reporter at The Tribune. Originally from Birmingham, Alabama, she studied ethics, politics and economics at Yale and previously worked at the Moab Sun News, where she fell in love with Utah. She loves the outdoors — especially hiking, rock climbing, and skydiving.
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Researchers still recommend a conservative approach to river management. A new study found that the Colorado River may experience a rebound after two decades of decreased flows due to drought and glob...
![(Ecoflight) An aerial view of the Glen Canyon Dam at Lake Powell on April 14, 2022.](/images/econa-article-images/717/intro/eco flight glen canyon dam.jpg)
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Recently discovered issues could affect how Upper Basin states deliver water to Lower Basin states. Glen Canyon Dam, which creates the second-largest reservoir in the U.S., enables the distribution of...
![The Colorado River is pictured near Moab in Grand County on Sunday, April 28, 2024. Kristin Murphy, Deseret News](/images/econa-article-images/705/intro/Colorado River_KM_12218.jpg)
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The Salt Lake Tribune has joined the Colorado River Collaborative to keep Utahns informed about this vital resource. The Colorado River no longer reaches the sea. The river winds down the mountains of...
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