Colorado bill seeks to make graywater use easier across the state
Bipartisan legislation is making its way through the Colorado General Assembly that will make it easier for homes and businesses to use graywater.
Bipartisan legislation is making its way through the Colorado General Assembly that will make it easier for homes and businesses to use graywater.
Time and money are running short for Nevada groundwater rights program.
Wyoming irrigators struggle to pay Forest Service permit fees for reservoirs on federal land, with some facing large back-payments due to missed ditch bill easement application deadlines.
California’s Central Valley Project water allocations for 2024 show improvement due to increased snowpack, but south-of-Delta contractors still face limitations and water conservation efforts are likely to continue.
SCOTUS to review Texas v. New Mexico, Colorado, a decades-long water rights dispute involving the 1938 Rio Grande Compact and federal objections to the states’ settlement agreement.
New Mexico invests $500 million in the nation’s first Strategic Water Supply, facing opposition over potential increase in fracking.