A new study published in the journal Nature Reviews: Earth and Environment found that, due to climate change, low-to-no-snow winters may become a regular occurrence in the western United States in 35 to 60 years from now. This dwindling snowpack will have highly negative impacts on water resources, disrupting the country’s economy and agriculture. [sendtonews key="fnjTFgbUkd-1580626-12187" type="single"] Due to global warming, mountain snowpacks are on the decline, and could soon shrink dramatically or even disappear. In the western U.S., mountain ranges such as the Sierra Nevada, the...