New Mexico lawmakers introduce Navajo Nation water rights bill
New Mexico lawmakers introduced legislation to approve a water rights settlement for the Navajo Nation in the Rio San José watershed.
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A lawsuit challenges the Utah Inland Port Authority's legality, citing violations of separation of powers and concerns over harm to the Great Salt Lake ecosystem.
California completes major tidal habitat restoration project
The Lookout Slough project restores 3,400 acres of tidal habitat, enhancing flood protection and supporting local wildlife, with public access for recreation.
Proposed legislation will help rural and Tribal communities access federal funds for water projects by creating so-called "navigators."
Despite recent rain, drought persists in Western U.S.; 46% of rangelands poor, wildfires worsen situation. Some relief expected with upcoming precipitation.
Court partially rules in favor of environmental groups, citing flaws in the groundwater analysis of the Converse County Oil and Gas Project in Wyoming.