The U.S. House failed to override President Trump’s veto of a bipartisan Colorado water financing bill, leaving long delayed rural pipeline funding unchanged.
Category: News: Understanding Water Shortages & Drought Impacts in the West
New research finds the US-Mexico 1944 water treaty is difficult to meet under modern drought and climate conditions, especially along the Rio Grande.
The Forest Service proposes a nationwide environmental review to speed post-fire recovery work, reduce hazards, and protect water, roads, and communities.
New data show Great Salt Lake remains at historic lows despite stabilization efforts, expanded water deliveries, and growing concern over dust and evaporation.
Saudi farm faces regulation with new groundwater management area
Arizona has designated the Ranegras Plain as a new groundwater management area, adding reporting and conservation rules for large water users.
“We can do better.” Draft EIS sparks new Colorado River disputes
Federal post-2026 Colorado River plans draw criticism from water agencies and advocates as Basin States warn of supply cuts and legal conflicts.