Weekly water news video: Wildfires, vacancies and a 1916 mystery
This week’s Western Water Weekly video highlights wildfire smoke risks, Reclamation’s leadership gap, Utah’s water-sharing pact, California’s golden mussel invasion, and the growing debate...
Showers eased drought in parts of the Colorado River Basin, but Utah and New Mexico remain dry as flash flooding hit Arizona and California.
Antioch’s new brackish desalination facility will supply up to 40% of the city’s drinking water, strengthening resilience in California’s Delta.
Penn State study finds U.S. rivers warming faster than the air, threatening fish, water quality, energy systems and cultural traditions.
SRP installs a 650-pound flume in central Arizona’s Verde River watershed to improve water measurement and guide future management.
Golden mussels detected at Silverwood and Pyramid lakes trigger new boating rules, with Lake Perris at risk of infestation.
