Utah sees its wettest October in 151 years, boosting soil moisture and water storage outlook as officials urge continued conservation.
Category: Water News
New Mexico approves $12 million to replace PFAS-tainted water
New Mexico is investing $12 million to connect Curry County homes near Cannon Air Force Base to safe drinking water after PFAS contamination was discovered. The project, managed by EPCOR, follows...
A Humboldt County judge rules the county met its duty under the public trust doctrine in managing Eel River groundwater.
Heavy October storms improved drought in California and Utah, but much of the Colorado River Basin remains dry as winter approaches.
A new bipartisan bill would give industries a 30% tax credit for investing in water recycling projects, boosting reuse and cutting freshwater demand.
New Mexico moves to label “Forever Chemicals” amid industry pushback
New Mexico moves to label “forever chemicals” in everyday products as part of its new PFAS Protection Act, sparking industry resistance.