Utah offers farmers up to $492 per acre to temporarily stop irrigation and send water to the Great Salt Lake. Applications close November 30.
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Arizona will hold October 14 workshops in Salome as new groundwater restrictions and conservation planning move forward in Ranegras Plain.
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Arizona’s water bank is shifting from storing Colorado River water to using stored credits to help communities cope with shortages.
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