Study: ‘Hydropeaking’ Of River Water Levels Disrupting Insect Survival, River Ecosystems

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A group of researchers concluded this week in a study in the journal BioScience that “hydropeaking” of water flows on many rivers in the West has a devastating impact on aquatic insect abundance.

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