Nevada irrigation water deliveries impacted by PG&E repair delays
PG&E powerhouse repair delays spark water concerns for Nevada's PCWA and NID, prompting conservation measures and potential hardship for agriculture.
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Study reveals flood irrigation benefits in high-elevation valleys
Flood irrigation in high-elevation valleys supports ecosystems and recreation by generating return flows, but alternatives like center pivots, residential development, and pasture conversion impact...
Group says farm programs fail to address Colorado River drought
The Environmental Working Group says federal farm programs fall short in helping farmers in the Colorado River Basin adapt to drought and climate change.
Western Governors address water management and quality challenges
The Western Governors Association adopted two resolutions emphasizing state primacy in water management and the need for federal support in water infrastructure and quality initiatives.
U.S. Drought Monitor may not be keeping up with climate change
The U.S. Drought Monitor may not fully account for the impacts of climate change, as emerging trends complicate drought classification and management.
California's Department of Water Resources and the Tachi Yokut Tribe finalized a landmark agreement to transfer over 600-acre feet of water to support the Tribe's farmlands.