California’s Central Valley Project water allocations for 2024 show improvement due to increased snowpack, but south-of-Delta contractors still face limitations and water conservation efforts are likely to continue.
SCOTUS to review Texas v. New Mexico, Colorado, a decades-long water rights dispute involving the 1938 Rio Grande Compact and federal objections to the states’ settlement agreement.
New Mexico invests $500 million in the nation’s first Strategic Water Supply, facing opposition over potential increase in fracking.
Praised by leading vineyards after last summer’s test run, Lumo’s smart irrigation can save water, time, and costs in California.
“Split season leasing” would allow Utah farmers to sell water in the late season rather than irrigating, allowing water to flow to the Great Salt Lake. Under the legislative proposal, farmers would not lose their water rights.
An attack on a small water system in western Pennsylvania has prompted warnings from Wyoming Public Radio and others for utility companies to pay attention to their cybersecurity.
