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.
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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.
Remnants of Hurricane Priscilla may bring flooding, landslides, and short-term moisture relief to the Colorado River Basin.
In just days: Utah’s record rainfall and new Great Salt Lake law
A record-breaking rainstorm drenched Salt Lake City just days before Utah lawmakers passed H.B. 1001, a sweeping update to Great Salt Lake management. The law defines berm operations, protects...
Good news below ground: Pesticides are fading from U.S. aquifers
A new USGS report shows pesticide contamination in U.S. groundwater has fallen sharply over three decades, improving drinking-water safety.