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Utah water agent gains authority to negotiate interstate deals

Utah empowers its water agent to negotiate with neighboring states on interstate water projects, aiming to secure future resources and boost regional cooperation.

Colorado River states race to avert water crisis

Seven states face a deadline to avoid federal action as legal fights and low reservoirs threaten the future of the Colorado River.

Federal funds restored for key Arizona water projects

Arizona secures $257M in restored federal funds for major water conservation projects, aiming to boost drought resilience and protect the Colorado River.

Arizona congressional delegation seeks Colorado River meeting

Arizona delegation seeks urgent federal action to resolve stalled Colorado River talks, emphasizing equitable long-term solutions amid historic drought.

Glen Canyon Dam hydropower, water conservation face battles

Political battles over hydropower, conservation funding, and land protections shape the future of the Colorado River Basin.

Drought worsens in Colorado River Basin states

Drought tightens its grip on the Colorado River Basin as dry conditions persist. Snowpack shortages and low reservoirs raise serious water supply concerns.

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Deborah on Arizona’s groundwater depletion exceeds Lake Mead’s capacity: “Although I don’t report on water issues outside of the Colorado River Basin, I’ve noticed an increasing number of stories…” Apr 11, 07:16
Laura on Arizona’s groundwater depletion exceeds Lake Mead’s capacity: “I learn more and more every time I read an article. I had no idea you could replenish a water…” Apr 5, 00:05
Ivy on Utah water agent gains authority to negotiate interstate deals: “I see room for plenty of growth and progress as the agents new duties and abilities are put into action…” Apr 4, 23:51