Trump’s false-pretense water release spurs California legislation
AB 1146 would prohibit false-pretense water releases from federal reservoirs in California. Legal questions over federal preemption may follow.
Category: News: Understanding Water Shortages & Drought Impacts in the West
The Bureau of Reclamation announced $200 million in funding for major water reuse projects in Arizona and Utah to boost long-term drought resilience. Another $130 million in funding will open soon.
Rising groundwater could flood Imperial Beach roads by 2060s, researchers warn, threatening over 20% of San Diego County's coastline.
A new bill could unlock millions for river restoration without new taxes. See how this simple fix helps endangered species and habitats.
Heat, low flows force Yellowstone to close rivers to fishing
Yellowstone National Park closes major rivers as water temperatures exceed 68°F, threatening native trout populations. Hot, dry conditions are to blame.
The Bureau of Reclamation has launched a sediment mitigation study on the Verde River, scheduled a flow reduction at Davis Dam for insect control, and reopened Summit County Road 1812 near Green...