Rural water and electric utilities join 35 national groups urging Congress to extend federal cybersecurity protections as AI-driven threats grow.
Category: News: Understanding Water Shortages & Drought Impacts in the West
Severe flooding damages five Arizona fish hatcheries, washing out roads and flooding buildings. Thousands of fish remain safe, and stocking continues.
The Navajo Nation becomes the first Tribe eligible to seek federal authority over Clean Water Act pollution permitting and sewage sludge programs.
Back-to-back autumn storms triggered historic river crests, washouts, and emergency declarations across all seven Colorado River Basin states.
$3 million church donation targets Great Salt Lake’s thirsty reeds
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has pledged $3 million to help protect Great Salt Lake wetlands.
California adopts new Bay-Delta water rules to protect native fish, restore habitat, improve river flows, and balance environmental and water supply needs.