Public invited to comment on plan to conserve Lake Mead water

Public comments sought on plan to conserve Lake Mead water

The Bureau of Reclamation seeks public comment on a draft environmental assessment regarding a proposal by the Imperial Irrigation District to conserve water in Lake Mead.

The snowless future: Can Western U.S. agriculture adapt?

A new study suggests that water conservation may be a more effective way to adapt to climate change in the Western US than expanding reservoir capacity.

Nevada Irrigation District water crisis deepens, temp relief found

Nevada Irrigation District averts temporary canal outages amidst ongoing water crisis caused by damaged PG&E infrastructure.

Environmental groups sue over San Pedro River groundwater pumping

Environmentalists sue Arizona Governor and Arizona Department of Water Resources to protect the San Pedro River from groundwater pumping.

PERC partners with Utah to restore the Great Salt Lake

Utah partners with free market environmentalism think tank PERC to use voluntary water transfers to restore the Great Salt Lake.

Hobbs Signs 3 Water Bills, Vetoes 5 that “Threaten Water Future”

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs bipartisan water bills to facilitate growth and protect groundwater while vetoing bills she says threaten water security.

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