Navajo-Gallup Pipeline faces collapse without federal aid

New Mexico Sen. Luján urges Trump to fund Navajo-Gallup pipeline or risk violating Navajo water rights and bankrupting the City of Gallup.

Colorado River conservation bill clears House committee

A new bill could unlock millions for river restoration without new taxes. See how this simple fix helps endangered species and habitats.

Interior launches $250M public lands program

The Interior Department will invest $250 million in public lands ahead of America’s 250th birthday, with support from private and philanthropic partners.

New law targets Colorado’s wastewater permit backlog and costs

New Colorado law speeds wastewater permits, easing strain on small towns facing costly upgrades and outdated discharge standards.

Agua Caliente Tribe reaches historic water rights settlement

The Agua Caliente Tribe has reached a historic water settlement confirming groundwater rights and securing $500M in federal funding, pending Congressional approval.

Historic water rights settlement for Tule River Tribe advances

The Tule River Tribe is set to secure 5,828 acre-feet of water annually under a new $902M federal settlement. The bill also transfers over 11,000 acres to tribal trust.

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