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link to Thanksgiving more expensive this year; rising costs will continue

Thanksgiving more expensive this year; rising costs will continue

Thanksgiving dinner will cost 20% more than it did last year. The trend of rising food costs is expected to continue.

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link to Western agencies, providers sign on to Colorado River protections

Western agencies, providers sign on to Colorado River protections

More than 30 water providers and agencies serving Colorado River compact states have signed and delivered a Memorandum of Understanding to the Bureau of Reclamation. The MOU lists actions that the...

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link to Snowpack looking good so far this season

Snowpack looking good so far this season

Right now, snowpack -- a critical source of water to the Colorado River -- is looking good with Arizona leading the Basin states in high precipitation. But with La Nina, the outlook for the whole...

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link to Klamath dams receive federal approval for removal

Klamath dams receive federal approval for removal

In what will be the largest dam removal project in U.S. history, stakeholders in four dams on the Klamath system received federal regulatory approval to decommission the dams. The approval follows...

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link to Groundwater regulation slams California farmers

Groundwater regulation slams California farmers

The costs of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act and other operational costs may prove to be unsustainable for California farmers, who face huge economic challenges as commodity prices are at...

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link to Tech industry faces water issues; seeks innovative solutions

Tech industry faces water issues; seeks innovative solutions

It's not just the agricultural sector that is facing issues caused by drought. Data centers that have commonly relied on water as a cheap coolant are also looking for solutions.

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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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