Sunday, April 5, 2026 — In this week’s recap of water news, Colorado River Basin negotiations remain stalled as snowpack declines across key regions, raising concerns about future water supplies. With limited agreement among states and growing pressure on reservoirs, officials face difficult decisions ahead. At the same time, new technologies—from precision irrigation robots to advanced water recycling systems—are emerging as the West adapts to ongoing drought conditions.
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