Video: From Drought to Deluge, The West’s Wild Week of Extremes
The West swings from drought to floods as new data, tech, and laws reshape water use across the region.
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Video: Government Shutdown, Toxic Chemicals, and a Dying River
From the Colorado River’s shrinking flow to the EPA’s costly toxic cleanup and the Great Salt Lake’s survival plan, this week’s Western Water Weekly explains the biggest stories shaping water...
Weekly water news video: Wildfires, vacancies and a 1916 mystery
This week’s Western Water Weekly video highlights wildfire smoke risks, Reclamation’s leadership gap, Utah’s water-sharing pact, California’s golden mussel invasion, and the growing debate...
Weekly water video: Funding cuts, reservoir declines, tribal wins
Video explores cleanup, funding fights, shrinking reservoirs, Tribal rights progress, and a reminder that perpetual motion remains a myth.
From Sites Reservoir to historic warnings about the Great Salt Lake, this week’s video explores the past and future of Western water.
Video: When the National Guard was called to fight over water
This week’s water roundup covers Colorado River talks, California rules, Rio Grande settlement, and Parker Dam’s near-war.