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link to Utah declares drought emergency in 17 counties

Utah declares drought emergency in 17 counties

Gov. Cox issues a drought emergency for 17 Utah counties. Officials urge immediate water conservation to protect limited supplies during a drier year.

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link to Drought Monitor sponsors free public webinar on May 1

Drought Monitor sponsors free public webinar on May 1

Join the National Drought Mitigation Center on May 1, 2025, for a free webinar explaining how the U.S. Drought Monitor is developed and how public input matters.

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link to Rain relieves some areas, but drought deepens in the Southwest

Rain relieves some areas, but drought deepens in the Southwest

The U.S. Drought Monitor reports worsening extreme drought across Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and California, despite spring rains improving other regions.

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link to Arizona groundwater bill veto sparks rural water policy dispute

Arizona groundwater bill veto sparks rural water policy dispute

Governor Hobbs’ veto of HB 2271 has reignited tensions over groundwater transparency in Arizona, with rural lawmakers demanding critical data access.

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link to Tensions rise over U.S.-Mexico sewage spill

Tensions rise over U.S.-Mexico sewage spill

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin’s visit to San Diego highlights urgent concerns over the Tijuana River sewage crisis, as lawmakers push to protect cleanup funding from federal cuts.

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link to BLM restores flow to Burrows Creek with water rights deal

BLM restores flow to Burrows Creek with water rights deal

In Colorado, BLM has acquired Mineral Point Ditch water rights to restore Burrows Creek and support Superfund cleanup at Bonita Peak, improving water quality and habitats.

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  1. Deborah on Utah enters winter with low snow and high drought levelsDecember 20, 2025

    Great point! Utah's residents do a good job on water conservation. Nevada does, too.

  2. Helen Ck on California unveils Colorado River sharing proposalDecember 19, 2025

    This entire subject rings all the alarm bells and should be approached with a jaundiced eye. California water dealings have…

  3. Helen Ck on Colorado River talks near federal interventionDecember 19, 2025

    By all means, let's get the feds involved. That should solve everybody's problems.

  4. Helen Ck on Utah enters winter with low snow and high drought levelsDecember 19, 2025

    While an enormously complex and largely neglected situation, as long as the current administration continues to dismantle federal programs, the…

  5. Deborah on Border wall documentary examines water risk in southern ArizonaNovember 22, 2025

    Perhaps technological alternatives could provide a balance.

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