New Mexico lawmakers rejected a climate bill but approved major water investments, including aquifer mapping, river restoration, and water settlement funding.
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California sees storm relief, but severe to extreme drought persists across much of the Colorado River Basin.
Utah’s February 2026 storms boosted snowpack, but record lows persist in the Sevier Basin and runoff outlook remains uncertain.
Arizona leaders warn new Colorado River proposals could sharply reduce the state’s water after 2026, raising concerns about fairness and long-term supply.
Wyoming lawmakers consider a voluntary program to conserve Colorado River water, store savings in Fontenelle Reservoir, and protect water rights.
Utah HB 187 protects lower basin water rights from forfeiture, including water conservancy districts that plan future use and file an affidavit.
