California puts new rules on data centers
California’s new data center laws require more disclosure about water use, supplies, efficiency and drought planning.
California’s new data center laws require more disclosure about water use, supplies, efficiency and drought planning.
A $251 million EPA loan will help California communities turn recycled water into a local supply serving about 105,000 customers.
A $5.3 million deal will transfer 9,009 acre-feet of conserved Colorado River water from the Colorado River Indian Tribes for use by an Arizona water agency.
Nearly $2 million is available to fight invasive mussels as zebra mussel DNA is detected in Utah’s Colorado River.
Nevada bill would transfer 257 federal acres to a Southern Nevada wastewater district, giving two major facilities more flexibility.
New Mexico sued the federal government over unauthorized wells drilled for border wall construction in three protected groundwater basins.