Cyber threats to your tap water? Alarming vulnerabilities per EPA
EPA sounds alarm: 70% of water systems vulnerable to cyberattacks. The agency is engaging in stronger enforcement and urging immediate action.
Category: Water News
Kings County Farm Bureau and others sue California, alleging state overreach in designating the Tulare Lake Subbasin as probationary under the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act.
Drought Monitor update: A mixed bag for the Colorado River Basin
Recent rains improved drought conditions in parts of the West, but other areas in the Colorado River Basin did not fare as well. The forecast predicts continued heat and dryness, raising concerns...
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation announced $520 million to revitalize aging water infrastructure across the West, enhancing water delivery, safety, and climate resilience.
Nederland CO repeals “rights of nature” in favor of reservoir
Nederland's town board unanimously repealed the 2021 "Rights of Nature" resolution for Boulder Creek, prioritizing water security amid legal opposition from environmental groups.
Pelican nesting has resumed on Utah's Hat and Gunnison Islands, toxic dust from the Great Salt Lake is being addressed, and heavy snowfall has improved the state's water outlook.