House panel approves controversial public land sales
House Republicans push plan to sell federal land in Nevada and Utah, drawing backlash from conservationists and bipartisan land access advocates.
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AI development sparks water and utility concerns
Water and environmental groups raise concerns over AI data centers’ utility costs, water use, and lack of safeguards on federal lands.
Water allocations updated for California’s 2025 growing season
Reclamation increases 2025 water supplies for California’s south-of-Delta farmers, supporting agriculture under Executive Order 14181 directives.
California launches $1.95 billion flood project in Stockton
California broke ground on a $1.95B flood protection project in Stockton to safeguard 122,000 residents and billions in property from future flooding.
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.
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.