Updated Colorado River data released by Bureau of Reclamation

Reclamation releases improved data for Colorado River water

The Bureau of Reclamation has released updated data on Colorado River water use, covering 1971 to 2015 in the lower basin and 1971 to 2023 in the upper basin.

Untreated sewage from Mexico causes crisis in California

South Bay leaders are urging a state emergency declaration and CDC intervention as over 100 billion gallons of pollutants impact public health and the economy, with short-term solutions like air...

Drought conditions and hot weather outlook for early June 2024

Heavy rainfall has improved drought conditions in parts of the West, while a heat wave and above-normal temperatures are expected in California and the Southwest.

Arizonans can get free shade trees this summer from SRP

SRP is offering free shade trees to customers who attend a virtual workshop on tree planting and care this summer.

Wildfire update for the Colorado River Basin states

Wildfires in Arizona, New Mexico, and California are being fought by over 2,330 personnel, with June's wildfire potential above normal in Arizona and New Mexico.

PG&E’s plan to remove Inskip Diversion Dam reviewed by FERC

FERC reviews PG&E's proposal to remove Inskip Diversion Dam, concluding no significant environmental impact, with public comments due by June 28, 2024.

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