Massive federal firings trigger fears over public lands, water
Mass federal firings spark fears of wildfire risks, water issues, and diminishing public land management nationwide.
Category: News: Understanding Water Shortages & Drought Impacts in the West
Wyoming invests over $114 million in water projects, focusing on LaPrele Dam, irrigation rehabilitation, and local water systems, while cutting Alkali Creek funding.
Snowpack shortfall and drought impacting the Colorado River Basin
Drought and below-average snowpack threaten water supply and hydropower in the Colorado River Basin, with little relief expected in the coming weeks.
Arizona senators urge the Trump administration to reverse a funding freeze that threatens Colorado River conservation, infrastructure, and water agreements.
Drinking water systems cited in New Mexico’s enforcement watch
New Mexico cites multiple water systems for regulatory violations, urging proactive compliance to protect public health and ensure water safety.
Colorado, Nebraska face off over canal water, eminent domain
Colorado and Nebraska clash over the proposed Perkins County Canal, with possible eminent domain stirring tensions around water rights.