Native fish are making a remarkable comeback across the West, from Oregon’s Klamath River to Arizona’s mountain streams. Landmark dam removals, Tribal partnerships, and wildlife management are...
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A University of Arizona study finds human groundwater pumping has doubled natural drawdowns in Tucson’s aquifers over 20,000 years.
Nebraska v Colorado: Colorado urges SCOTUS to reject canal dispute
Nebraska and Colorado face off in the Supreme Court over South Platte River water rights and a long-delayed canal first promised a century ago.
Hurricane Priscilla and Storm Raymond delivered historic October flooding across the Colorado River Basin—hitting Globe, Miami, and Salt Lake City twice—while reservoirs and aquifers saw limited...
Governor Gavin Newsom vetoes California’s SB 682, rejecting a sweeping PFAS ban over affordability and market concerns.
Scientists blend physics and AI to forecast river flow across the U.S., improving flood and drought prediction accuracy.