An opinion piece speculates that Arizona's water future is at stake as election outcomes could affect tribal water settlements and Colorado River allocations, leading to greater supply uncertainty.
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Real estate and legal pros: Master Nevada water rights in January
The Nevada Water Resources Association will host a master course about Nevada’s water rights in January 2025, where professionals can earn continuing education credits.
Irrigation dips nationwide; Colorado River States feel the strain
US irrigation declines since 2018, including Colorado River Basin states. Farmers adopt water-saving tech amid rising costs, highlighting the need for sustainable strategies.
California's San Luis Reservoir expansion adds 130,000 acre-feet of water storage, boosting supply for millions and enhancing wildlife habitats.
Utahans invited to join discussion on Pahvant Valley groundwater
Pahvant Valley faces groundwater crisis due to overuse and illegal irrigation. Utahans are invited to attend tonight's public meeting in Fillmore to discuss the proposed groundwater management plan.
Report warns that groundwater pumping threatens Upper Verde River
Groundwater pumping and climate change are drying Arizona's Upper Verde River, threatening wildlife and regional water resources, says a recent report.