Cybersecurity should continue to be a priority

An attack on a small water system in western Pennsylvania has prompted warnings from Wyoming Public Radio and others for utility companies to pay attention to their cybersecurity.

The Flint Effect: EPA wants lead water lines replaced in 10 years

Citing a broad spectrum of public and private support, the Environmental Protection Agency announced a proposal to strengthen its Lead and Copper Rule that would require water systems across the country to replace lead service lines within 10 years.

California’s challenge: flood control, conservation & storage

With reservoir levels higher than average, California’ juggles flood control and water storage amid uncertain rainfall and conservation challenges.

$200 million pipeline debated to solve groundwater crisis

A California community facing a severe groundwater shortage debates a costly pipeline amid environmental and community challenges.

Nevada seeks to buy and permanently retire water rights

Nevada allocates $25 million in federal funds to encourage voluntary water rights buybacks, addressing water scarcity concerns, with high demand exceeding available funding.

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