Western water law tested by climate change, groundwater concerns
A new study urges western water law reform to address climate change, inequitable allocation, and the critical link between surface and groundwater, especially for the Colorado River.
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Utah offers $22 million in grants for water infrastructure projects, with applications now open and priority given to projects with high public benefit.
A $5 billion water rights settlement was approved by the Navajo Nation, Hopi Tribe, and San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe and awaits federal approval.
Despite recent wet winters, Arizona faces a hot, dry summer and below-average water year due to an impending La Niña.
California project analysis: Benefits outweigh $20 billion cost
New analysis shows Delta Conveyance Project would yield significant water supply and environmental benefits for California, far exceeding costs.
Cyber threats to your tap water? Alarming vulnerabilities per EPA
EPA sounds alarm: 70% of water systems vulnerable to cyberattacks. The agency is engaging in stronger enforcement and urging immediate action.