$312 million water rights settlement reached with Hualapai Tribe
The Hualapai Tribe in Arizona celebrated a $312 million water rights settlement with federal officials on Thursday, aiming to secure water access and foster economic growth.
Category: Water Rights and Legislation
Colorado tackles water quality complaints from mobile home parks
Colorado's HB23-1257 legislation combats water quality issues in mobile home parks, providing a framework for testing, remediation, and funding to protect residents.
Pro-Agriculture, bipartisan Voluntary Groundwater Conservation Act introduced
U.S. Senators introduced the Voluntary Groundwater Conservation Act, aiming to help farmers protect groundwater while keeping their lands productive.
The Special Master backs the Rio Grande water deal among Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado, which now awaits a decision by SCOTUS.
California’s Salton Sea: Battling ecological decline with legislative progress
The declining Salton Sea may get some relief through the proposed Salton Sea Conservancy, aiming to restore the lake and safeguard community health.
Water use: Study shows it’s time to stop biting the hand the feeds us
A study by California Bountiful Foundation reveals that California's agribusiness uses only 15% of the state's total water supply, debunking the common belief of excessive water consumption. Armed...