Invisible Waters
Daniel RothbergResearch, writing, and history on our relationship to water in the Western U.S. and arid places.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 97 | Subscribers | Read | invisiblewaters.substack.com |
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Things I'm watching heading into the new year
Physical constraints, legal rules and groundwater management in 2026.
The dismissal of Nevada's top water regulator
Hello, and welcome to Invisible Waters. I’ve been working this month to meet an end-of-the-year writing deadline for my book publisher, but I wanted to come up for air to get at least one more newsletter out before the end of the year. I al...
Q&A with Caroline Tracey about "Salt Lakes: An Unnatural History"
Hello from the Invisible Waters newsroom (my desk at home). I’m experimenting today, and trying out a video Q&A post. Let me know what you think. The reality for us in the content world is that more and more people are getting their informa...
What happened on the Colorado River?
In June 2023, the federal government issued its notice of intent starting the process of negotiating post-2026 operating guidelines to deal with whose water gets cut off when there are low reservoir conditions and shortages on the Colorado ...
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I'm an environmental reporter and researcher focused on how people and communities relate to water in the West. Master's student @ UC Davis.
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