The U.S. Forest Service will relocate its headquarters to Salt Lake City and adopt a new state-based structure, marking a major shift in how federal forests are managed across the West.
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NASA’s new groundwater monitoring training highlights growing aquifer declines and introduces satellite tools that help track underground water across the United States and beyond.
A federal Colorado River plan faces strong opposition as Arizona braces for deep cuts and states clash over how shrinking water supplies are divided.
New Mexico delays a decision on Project Jupiter air permits after thousands of public comments, scheduling a hearing and extending review to July.
Video: Snowpack collapse signals shift in Western water crisis
This week's video: Low snowpack and early melt are tightening water supplies across the West, signaling a long-term shift, not just another dry year.
Extreme heat and dry conditions are expanding drought across the Colorado River Basin, raising concerns about soil moisture and water supply.