Arizona revokes approval for Saudi-owned farm’s deepwater wells
Arizona withdraws permission for two deepwater wells at a controversial Saudi-owned farm, citing inconsistencies in applications and concerns over excessive water usage.
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Historic investment announced for Gila River Indian Community
The Department of Interior announces a $233 million investment for Gila River Indian Community, supporting water access and drought resilience.
Wet winter brings hope to drought-stricken Great Salt Lake, but experts warn one good season isn't enough to reverse its decline or threats to Utah's economy.
California invests $17M to aid water systems in underrepresented areas
California fast-tracks $17M to consolidate water systems in underrepresented San Benito and Monterey Counties, boosting clean water access.
Four western states seek $1.25 billion grant for hydrogen energy hubs
A grant application to the Dept. of Energy to advance the hydrogen economy in four western states identifies 8 projects, including the Navajo Nation's farm.
How are you irrigating your crops this summer? Some pros and cons
From bugs to ruts, the good and the bad of three common irrigation systems are explored.