Scientists studying the volcanic landscape of the Cascade Range found that an aquifer has nearly three times as much water as ...

HAPPENING NOW, EXPECT SOME CLOSURES IN PARTS OF LAKE WORTH BEACH AS CREWS BEGIN DISMANTLING ONE OF THE WATER TOWERS. THIS ISN’T THE ONE THAT IS NEAR 95. IT LOOKS LIKE THAT BIG BEACH BALL.

Below Mount Jefferson and McKenzie Pass is a massive storehouse of water three times the size of Lake Mead, say Oregon researchers.

The subterranean aquifer lurking in the mountains contains three times as much water as Lake Mead at full capacity.

While studying the volcanic landscape of the Cascade Range north of the California border, Oregon scientists recently discovered something they did not expect: an aquifer containing much more ...

An enormous water reservoir — likely the largest aquifer of its kind in on Earth — sits inside the volcanic rocks of the Oregon Cascades, scientists have revealed. A hidden reservoir of ...

“It is a continental-size lake stored in the rocks at the top of the mountains, like a big water tower,” said Leif Karlstrom of the University of Oregon, who led the study, in a university ...

Scientists have unveiled a discovery hidden beneath the iconic volcanic peaks of Oregon's Cascade Range: an immense underground aquifer estimated to hold a colossal 81 cubic kilometers of water. This ...

The rugged geography, dense population, and arid nature of Southern California has created the need for some of the most ...

“It is a continental-size lake stored in the rocks at the top of the mountains, like a big water tower,” UO’s Leif Karlstrom, a co-author of the study, said in a press statement. “That ...

“It is a continental-size lake stored in the rocks at the top of the mountains, like a big water tower,” said Leif Karlstrom, a UO earth scientist who led the study alongside collaborators ...