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link to Drought tightens its grip in the Colorado River Basin

Drought tightens its grip in the Colorado River Basin

Drought tightens across the Colorado River Basin, with worsening conditions in New Mexico, Utah, and Arizona despite strong snowpack in California.

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link to EPA nominee backs action on border sewage crisis

EPA nominee backs action on border sewage crisis

EPA nominee vows to tackle sewage crisis threatening California beaches, as federal funds back major upgrades to cross-border wastewater treatment.

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link to Nevada debates growth, conservation in proposed legislation

Nevada debates growth, conservation in proposed legislation

Nevada weighs growth vs. conservation with a bill proposing land protections, housing expansion, and water rights reform—sparking debate. Senate considers buy-back legislation.

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link to Late-season storms help California bump water deliveries

Late-season storms help California bump water deliveries

Storms boost California’s 2025 water allocation to 40%, with strong reservoir gains and hopes for more runoff from April’s snowmelt.

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link to Federal funds restored for key Arizona water projects

Federal funds restored for key Arizona water projects

Arizona secures $257M in restored federal funds for major water conservation projects, aiming to boost drought resilience and protect the Colorado River.

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link to Waters of the US: States’ wetlands rules now mapped in free tool

Waters of the US: States’ wetlands rules now mapped in free tool

New National Agricultural Law Center tool maps wetlands permitting laws across all 50 states, helping users understand local requirements after a major Supreme Court ruling.

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  1. Deborah on WOTUS comments close as rule review moves forwardJanuary 8, 2026

    A lot of people and organizations put a lot of thought into their comments. Personally, I think it's good that…

  2. Helen Ck on Court upholds $10M penalty for 2021 Carson fire pollutionJanuary 7, 2026

    It's vital that corporate and business entities be held responsible for the damage they do to the environment, and therefore,…

  3. Helen Ck on WOTUS comments close as rule review moves forwardJanuary 7, 2026

    It's vital that We the People understand our obligation to exercise our voice. It's not enshrined in the First Amendment…

  4. Helen Ck on Colorado River Basin needs included in FY 2026 appropriationsJanuary 7, 2026

    CONGRATULATIONS! Citizen advocacy matters. You are all to be honored for working diligently on our behalf. Deborah, I know how…

  5. Deborah on Arizona weighs new groundwater controls for Ranegras PlainDecember 26, 2025

    Truth.

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