A new UNICEF and WHO report reveals billions still lack safe drinking water and sanitation, with stark inequalities in rural and Indigenous areas.
Category: News: Understanding Water Shortages & Drought Impacts in the West
Reclamation will cut Davis Dam flows on September 16 to aid caddisfly abatement, exposing larvae. Boaters are warned of new river hazards.
Nevada unveils its water and power strategy as Lake Mead falls to 31% capacity, threatening Hoover Dam and the Colorado River’s future.
Drought continues across the Colorado River Basin as Wyoming and Arizona remain parched, with only central Colorado seeing modest relief.
Toxic air from Tijuana sewage spurs action. U.S. and Mexico expand wastewater treatment and sign a new agreement to protect public health.
Arizona receives six water import proposals, ocean water included
WIFA has received six proposals for new water importation projects in Arizona, including ocean water, surface water, and wastewater.