“Operational Neutrality” on Colorado River ends with extra water release
The Bureau of Reclamation will end "operational neutrality" in the Colorado River Basin, releasing extra water from Lake Powell to Lake Mead due to a deep snowpack.
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Utah no longer in extreme or exceptional drought, but not out of woods yet
Utah saw its third-wettest Jan-Mar since 1895. Despite record-breaking snowfall, drought persists in parts of the state, raising water conservation concerns.
Funding for water quality and infrastructure projects on national forests and grasslands has been announced, aimed in part at supporting community safety.
American Bar Association weighs in on Navajo case before SCOTUS
The outcome of the Navajo Nation water rights case before the U.S. Supreme Court may impact Lower Colorado River Basin management.
$56 million invested to replace Leadville Mine Drainage Tunnel treatment plant
After 30 years of service, the Leadville Mine treatment plant will be replaced, ensuring clean water for Arkansas River and boosting community safety.
The Great Salt Lake is reviving, but conservation still urged
Utah's Great Salt Lake sees a revival after a berm increase, while officials collaborate with Israel for long-term solutions to protect the ecosystem.