California commits $6 million to fight golden mussels as the invasive species spreads 500+ miles through state waterways in under two years.
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Federal agencies awarded $44.3 million to restore salmon and sturgeon habitat and fund critical fish science studies across California's Central Valley rivers.
Video: SCOTUS Water Fight, Hidden Groundwater Threat & Wildfire Update
From a Supreme Court case that could influence interstate water rights for decades, to surprising California groundwater research, progress on the Tijuana River sewage crisis, a new study warning...
Extreme drought expands across the Four Corners, the 94,000-acre Cottonwood Fire burns near Beaver, Utah, and three firefighters die battling blazes in Colorado.
A global study warns that nitrogen buried in southwestern U.S. soils and other regions will contaminate groundwater for decades, posing a long-term threat to water supplies.
Tijuana Sewage Crisis: Progress, setbacks, and big questions
The EPA's latest quarterly report shows construction underway, emergency repairs completed, and Mexico surpassing its 2026 funding commitment.
