The Mormon crickets are back, this time plaguing Nevada. Typically, infestations are associated with drought so unlike previous years, Utah might be spared.
Category: Water News
Bureau of Reclamation solicits public comments for Middle Rio Grande Project
Parties have until Friday, June 30 to comment on the Middle Rio Grande Lower San Acacia Reach Improvements Project.
A gift from a wet winter: Utah’s Crystal Geyser erupts more frequently
Utah's Crystal Geyser is seeing a resurgence in its eruption frequency due to a wet winter, attracting global visitors to witness the spectacle.
Seeking sustainable solutions for Colorado River’s shrinking supply
Anticipating Colorado River shortages, Nevada enacts a law for potential household limits while Colorado River states and tribes seek a permanent conservation agreement.
Raw sewage crisis: Senator Padilla pushes for clean water initiatives at U.S.-Mexico Border
Sen. Padilla visits U.S.-Mexico border, highlighting a $300M plan to tackle transboundary water pollution, amidst growing public outrage over prolonged beach closures due to sewage leaks.
California's State Water Board reinstates a ban on using drinking water for decorative grass in commercial and industrial areas.