Video: From Drought to Deluge, The West’s Wild Week of Extremes
The West swings from drought to floods as new data, tech, and laws reshape water use across the region.
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The October 9 U.S. Drought Monitor shows dramatic change across the West as tropical remnants drench Arizona, Utah, and Colorado, easing drought but triggering flash floods.
A new NASA-ISRO satellite helps California track land subsidence and protect groundwater infrastructure with unprecedented precision.
The Colorado River Indian Tribes are weighing a groundbreaking resolution to grant legal personhood to the river, reflecting a global Indigenous effort to give waterways standing and voice in law.
California’s Project Nexus combines solar power and water conservation by installing panels over canals in the Central Valley.
A new University of Nebraska map highlights how U.S. water rights vary by state, shaping drought response and water policy nationwide.