If approved by the governor, California's recently-passed Senate Bill 389 will subject pre-1914 water claims to greater regulatory scrutiny.
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The Ute Tribe appeals a water rights lawsuit dismissal, mirroring the Navajo Nation's legal challenges, sparking debates on tribal rights and government obligations.
Utah Focuses on Cloud Seeding for Enhanced Water Sustainability
Utah's Cloud Seeding Symposium highlights the importance of weather modification for water sustainability, with plans to expand seeding efforts statewide.
Tackling Water Scarcity: USDA Releases Water Adaptation Techniques Atlas
USDA's WATA, an online atlas, offers interactive case studies on addressing water scarcity in the Southwest, promoting sustainable solutions.
Upper Basin States renew conservation incentives amid trust gaps
Upper Basin states extend water conservation rewards; a University of Wyoming and Western Landowners Alliance survey reveals a significant trust gap and lack of program awareness among farmers.
Fish and ecosystems generate funding and lawsuits in California, which seeks to strengthen water resilience and environmental well-being amidst climate concerns.