California’s toxic mix: DDT contamination; raw sewage from Mexico
California faces health and environmental threats from DDT contamination and toxic sewage from Mexico, prompting calls for research and infrastructure improvements.
Category: Water News
The Bureau of Reclamation and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have issued their joint report on the state of infrastructure, highlighting key water-related initiatives.
Nevada's pre-statutory water uses must be claimed by December 31, 2027, or could be deemed abandoned.
USDA: Net farm income hits record high, but fewer farms exist
Ag Secretary Vilsack warns of farm consolidation crisis and fewer small farms, urges policy shift to support diverse farm sizes and bolster rural economies.
Bill amending temporary water rights advances in Wyoming senate
SF0065, enhancing Wyoming's temporary water rights flexibility to 5 years and broadening use, passed the Senate Committee and awaits full Senate vote.
The water level in Lake Mead is steadily rising, with the lake back up to 1,075 feet, but negotiations for a Colorado River plan remain uncertain.