Reclamation funds projects for access to previously unusable water
New technologies could tap into previously unusable water. The Bureau of Reclamation is funding $1.69 million to nine pilot projects.
Reclamation funds projects for access to previously unusable water
New technologies could tap into previously unusable water. The Bureau of Reclamation is funding $1.69 million to nine pilot projects.
Colorado speeds up use of effluent with Direct Potable Reuse regs
Colorado's "Direct Potable Reuse" regulations are lauded as a way for municipalities dealing with growing populations and dwindling water supplies to meet their needs by sending treated wastewater...
An impressive list of projects have received funding under the year-old Bipartisan Infrastructure bill, improving communities throughout the country.
WildEarth Guardians is suing two federal agencies over protection of the endangered silvery minnow in the Rio Grande.
Rural Utah residents concerned about perceived groundwater grab
Residents of rural Beaver County, Utah, Native tribes and conservationists worry that a plan to pump their groundwater to nearby Cedar City is a groundwater grab that could hurt them.
Arizona panel recommends statewide drought emergency declaration
Although there are some bright spots in its findings, Arizona's Drought Interagency Coordinating Group recommended that the governor continue to declare a statewide drought emergency.