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link to California legislation targeting ag wells shelved for now

California legislation targeting ag wells shelved for now

A bill aimed at making it more difficult to drill agricultural wells in California would have added hurdles to obtaining well drilling permits. Although it passed the senate, it was not brought up...

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link to Decision about Colorado River cuts likely to be painful

Decision about Colorado River cuts likely to be painful

A looming decision about who will lose Colorado River water is likely to be painful, hurting agriculture the most.

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link to Drought, heat continue in the southwest

Drought, heat continue in the southwest

Almost half of the United States is experiencing moderate drought or worse, with the West particularly hard hit. Most of the western U.S., including Southern Montana to northern Mexico and from the...

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link to Hearing before Senate committee weighs food on drought scale

Hearing before Senate committee weighs food on drought scale

Looking for solutions, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee held a hearing on the drought situation in the west, with witnesses expressing the urgency of the crisis that is affecting...

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link to Utah embarks on comprehensive water conservation plan

Utah embarks on comprehensive water conservation plan

As July came to a close, Gov. Spencer J. Cox joined water officials from around the state to highlight conservation efforts and measures needed to plan for Utah’s water future. Four key areas were...

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link to Calif’s Farming Capital Sinking Due to Groundwater Pumping

Calif’s Farming Capital Sinking Due to Groundwater Pumping

The fastest sinking city in America is the town of Corcoran, California, home to about 20 000 people and known as "the farming capital" of the state.   Agricultural groundwater pumping due to...

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  1. Helen Ck on California unveils Colorado River sharing proposalDecember 19, 2025

    This entire subject rings all the alarm bells and should be approached with a jaundiced eye. California water dealings have…

  2. Helen Ck on Colorado River talks near federal interventionDecember 19, 2025

    By all means, let's get the feds involved. That should solve everybody's problems.

  3. Helen Ck on Utah enters winter with low snow and high drought levelsDecember 19, 2025

    While an enormously complex and largely neglected situation, as long as the current administration continues to dismantle federal programs, the…

  4. Deborah on Border wall documentary examines water risk in southern ArizonaNovember 22, 2025

    Perhaps technological alternatives could provide a balance.

  5. Dan on Border wall documentary examines water risk in southern ArizonaNovember 22, 2025

    And what impact do millions of illegals crossing have on the fragile environment?

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