March storms revive California’s snowpack, boosting water supply
March storms significantly boosted California's snowpack to above-average levels, prompting a strategic and equitable update to water management plans amidst climate variability.
Category: Water News
August 4 deadline: Tribal water infrastructure projects funding
The Bureau of Reclamation announces $320 million in funding for Tribal water infrastructure projects in the Western United States, supporting Indigenous communities and President Biden's focus on...
Time and money are running short for Nevada groundwater rights program.
Arsenic standard exceeded in New Mexico utility’s water samples
Recent testing reveals elevated arsenic in one Camino Real Regional Utility Authority water sample, adding to evidence of ongoing violations and prompting further investigation by the New Mexico...
A minimum of $3 million is available from Reclamation for grants for snow monitoring technologies. Applications are due May 6, 2024.
Arizona sets an example for the Southwest with its long-standing commitment to water conservation and celebrates those successes during Water Awareness Month with a series of events and a kickoff...