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Grand Canyon water supply has become more turbid one year after Dragon Bravo Fire
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The Grand Canyon's water supply comes from snowmelt on the Kaibab Plateau. Professor of eco-hydrogeology at Northern Arizona University's School of Earth and Sustainability Abe Springer says the water quality has become more turbid, meaning the amount of sediment suspended in the water. 

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July 2nd, 2026, 06:30 pm

KTAR News: Water Watch

Grand Canyon water supply has become more turbid one year after Dragon Bravo Fire

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Grand Canyon water supply has become more turbid one year after Dragon Bravo Fire

Published July 2nd, 2026, 06:30 pm

Description

The Grand Canyon's water supply comes from snowmelt on the Kaibab Plateau. Professor of eco-hydrogeology at Northern Arizona University's School of Earth and Sustainability Abe Springer says the water quality has become more turbid, meaning the amount of sediment suspended in the water. 

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KTAR News: Water Watch

KTAR News covers the state’s water usage, effects of an ongoing drought and what can be done to ensure water is available for people in the state of Arizona in the future.