Arizona's Attorney General calls for increased rural groundwater regulation, citing concerns over AMA oversight, water rights transfers, and well-drilling.
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“Making Conservation a California Way of Life” rulemaking begins
A public hearing on California's proposed conservation regulations that will affect the state's urban water suppliers will be held on October 4.
Environmental groups have sued the state of Utah, alleging its failure to protect the Great Salt Lake's declining water levels. They say inaction is posing a threat to ecology and public health.
NASA's JPL study warns Southern California will face more severe heat waves due to climate change, emphasizing the need to consider humidity and local geography in emergency planning.
WOTUS: New federal water pollution rule draws mixed reaction
The recent rule change for waters of the US still faces uncertainty and possible legal challenges.
$312 million water rights settlement reached with Hualapai Tribe
The Hualapai Tribe in Arizona celebrated a $312 million water rights settlement with federal officials on Thursday, aiming to secure water access and foster economic growth.