Federal officials approved early reservoir refilling in the Truckee Basin, capturing more runoff and boosting storage without increasing flood risk.
Tag: California Water Infrastructure & Water Resilience
The Bureau of Reclamation launches a $400,000 competition to detect hidden cracks in embankment dams, a major safety concern across the western United States.
Colorado River water levels dip as Lake Powell faces challenges
Colorado River reservoirs face declining levels, with Lake Powell at 38%. Snowpack shows promise, but management challenges remain.
California's San Luis Reservoir expansion adds 130,000 acre-feet of water storage, boosting supply for millions and enhancing wildlife habitats.
A new study suggests that water conservation may be a more effective way to adapt to climate change in the Western US than expanding reservoir capacity.
Arizona senators sponsor the Drought Resilient Infrastructure Act to increase water storage and security in Arizona amid severe drought conditions.