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$51 million invested in ecosystem restoration across 8 states

Eighteen projects across eight states are funded through President Biden's Investing in America agenda for aquatic ecosystem restoration.

The West is finding its pot of gold

A growing number of Western states are moving toward treating wastewater to provide a sustainable drinking water supply.

Final EIR issued for California’s Delta Conveyance Project

The Delta Conveyance Project aims to modernize California's water system, ensuring reliable supply amidst climate extremes and population demands. The final Environmental Impact Report was issued...

Arizona works to conserve water in the Colorado River system

With $63.4 million in Inflation Reduction Act funding, Arizona works to save up to 984,429 acre-feet of Colorado River water by 2026.

Federal funds tackle Tribal drought, revitalize Colorado River

Biden administration allocates $16.5M for Tribal water access and $295M for California's water conservation in Lake Mead.

Arizona launches supply-demand studies for 51 groundwater basins

ADWR's new "Supply & Demand" portal offers crucial assessments of Arizona's groundwater basins, aiding in sustainable water management and planning.

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Deborah on Concerns grow over zebra mussel larvae in Colorado River: “It’s an AI generated image.” Dec 17, 20:04
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Deborah on Dry times in the West: Coloado River Basin drought deepens: “Hopefully spring will bring lots of snow! It’s going to be tough on farmers and water managers without better snowpack.” Dec 15, 16:36