Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs historic water rights settlements with four Tribal nations, potentially ending decades of disputes and securing sustainable water.
Category: Water News
Agencies to secure Rio Grande water amid El Vado Dam repairs
Agencies collaborate to store 100,000 acre-feet of Rio Grande water in Abiquiu Reservoir during El Vado Dam repairs, ensuring continued water supply.
Research examines challenges, untapped potential of groundwater
Groundwater, a vital freshwater source, faces threats from overuse, pollution, and climate change. Emerging tech offers hope for sustainable management.
The Department of the Interior has allocated $125 million to five major water recycling projects in California and Utah to enhance drought resilience and create new water sources.
Utah's lawsuit over federal land control gains widespread support; U.S. must respond by November 21, potentially impacting state sovereignty and federalism.
An opinion piece speculates that Arizona's water future is at stake as election outcomes could affect tribal water settlements and Colorado River allocations, leading to greater supply uncertainty.