Water utilities face rising cybersecurity threats
Cyberattacks on water utilities are surging. Expert Frederick Johnson outlines three key strategies to strengthen defenses and reduce ransomware risks.
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Upper Colorado River shortages leave farmers, tribes struggling
The Upper Colorado River Commission reveals through real-life stories that shortages are forcing farmers, ranchers, and tribes to make tough choices as water supplies drop, impacting communities and economies.
Funding freeze raises alarm for Colorado River projects
Arizona senators urge the Trump administration to reverse a funding freeze that threatens Colorado River conservation, infrastructure, and water agreements.
Billions in federal funding coming to rural America
The USDA is investing $6.3 billion in rural and Tribal communities to expand access to clean energy and safe drinking water.
West rallies to halt invasive mussels spread
New legislation and stricter rules aim to halt invasive mussels, protect waterways, and preserve ecosystems across the West.
Apache and other Tribes join effort to conserve Colorado River
Five tribes sign $43.7M deals with U.S. to conserve Colorado River water, saving thousands of acre-feet in Lake Mead and promoting sustainable use. Beyond these tribal agreements, the Bureau of Reclamation is finalizing additional water conservation deals totaling $888 million with partners in California, Nevada, Arizona, and Utah.