Proposed Wyoming bill orders groundwater studies in control areas
A new Wyoming bill requires regular groundwater studies in control areas to assess water use, recharge, and development impacts statewide.
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Two conferences are scheduled in California this February, one a hands-on instruction on groundwater well drilling and the other about regional groundwater issues.
Storms are back, but water systems aren’t rebounding. This episode examines tribal settlements, groundwater decline, key lawsuits, and why snowpack still matters.
U.S. drought conditions stabilized in late January, but Colorado River Basin water storage remains below average despite upcoming winter storms.
A new United Nations report finds that many global water systems, including the Colorado River Basin, have crossed irreversible limits after decades of overuse.
Gold mining prompts legal challenge over rare Nevada species
A conservation group plans to sue federal wildlife officials over delays in deciding whether a rare Nevada toad and fish deserve Endangered Species Act protection.