A behind-the-scenes federal decision, California groundwater challenges, and a key Arizona court ruling highlight growing tensions over water control across the West. This week’s Western Water video update breaks down how legal agreements, infrastructure, and energy demands are shaping the future of the Colorado River Basin and beyond—plus the latest drought and weather outlook.
Subscribe
Login
0 Comments
Oldest
Recent Posts
The United States added more than 3 million acres of irrigated farmland since 1997, but many Western states lost ground as water moved from farms to cities.
Reclamation raises California's 2026 Central Valley water supply
The Bureau of Reclamation raised 2026 Central Valley Project water allocations for south-of-Delta farms, cities and industry, citing better conditions.


