Water Levels
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Rising Water Levels in Arctic Peatlands Cuts Carbon Emissions
Norwegian study shows raising water levels in Arctic peatlands cuts CO₂ emissions, turning drained farmland into carbon sinks. Pasvik field data reveals net uptake potential.
Latest Research Articles
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Rainy Season Ends with Extremely Low Water Levels for Mexico City, Officials Restrict Water Consumption
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California Reservoirs at High Water Levels Following Tropical Storm Hilary
Protected Birds Avocets Successfully Hatch in Seaton Wetlands While Officials Maintain Water Levels — UK
Ancient Fish Traps From 7,000 Years Ago Found in Tesse Lake as Water Levels Dropped - Norway
Heavy Rain Causes Overspill in California Lake After 20 Years of Drought
Hydroelectric Power Supply at Risk as Lake Powell Water Levels Hit New Record Low
Lake Mead Water Levels Declining Rapidly, Even Seen From Space!
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Pair of Storms to Unload Heavy Rain in Central U.S This Week, Causing Rising Water Levels and Small Stream Flooding
Invasive Fish Preying on Threatened Species in Lake Powell to be Eradicated as Water Levels Fall
Megadrought Causes Lake Oroville to Drop Water Levels to Worrying Degrees: The Lowest Since 1977
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