Historic agreement grants the Colorado River Indian Tribes (CRIT) control over their water rights, boosting tribal sovereignty and flexibility in water management.
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Public comments sought on Buffalo Bill Reservoir improvements
The Bureau of Reclamation and Wyoming State Parks seek public input on a plan for potential recreation improvements at Buffalo Bill Reservoir.
California increases water allocation thanks to winter storms
California increases its water supply allocation for 2024 thanks to improved snowpack and reservoir levels, but ongoing infrastructure challenges limit the full potential of the increase.
Climate change doubles toxic metals in Colorado mountain streams
Climate change is causing a dangerous rise in toxic metal pollution within Colorado's mountain streams.
Drought conditions worsen in parts of the Colorado River Basin
The April 23, 2024, U.S. Drought Monitor report shows mixed drought conditions in the Colorado River Basin, with improvements in some states but a worsening situation in others.
Tribes lose court battle to halt massive Arizona wind project
Indigenous tribes fight a massive SunZia wind project in US courts and at the United Nations, alleging the project violates their rights and harms sacred lands.