Citing a broad spectrum of public and private support, the Environmental Protection Agency announced a proposal to strengthen its Lead and Copper Rule that would require water systems across the country to replace lead service lines within 10 years.
With reservoir levels higher than average, California’ juggles flood control and water storage amid uncertain rainfall and conservation challenges.
A California community facing a severe groundwater shortage debates a costly pipeline amid environmental and community challenges.
Nevada allocates $25 million in federal funds to encourage voluntary water rights buybacks, addressing water scarcity concerns, with high demand exceeding available funding.
Seeking to shore up its water supply, the Cedar City Council approved a $11.4M purchase of old water rights from LeBaron Ranch Holdings.
Upper Basin states extend water conservation rewards; a University of Wyoming and Western Landowners Alliance survey reveals a significant trust gap and lack of program awareness among farmers.
