Seventy-six Colorado River Basin organizations are calling on Congress to approve at least $2 billion in drought funding as low snowpack, weak runoff, and reservoir stress threaten water supplies,...
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Wyoming’s North Platte Basin faces extreme drought as runoff forecasts plunge to just 17% of normal for the 2026 snowmelt season.
Federal officials approved early reservoir refilling in the Truckee Basin, capturing more runoff and boosting storage without increasing flood risk.
A proposal to federalize the Potter Valley Project raises concerns about exporting Eel River water and reshaping Northern California supply.
A major Flaming Gorge water release to support Lake Powell raises concerns in Utah as Colorado River tensions continue to grow.
Flaming Gorge reopens to visitors as Stony Gorge offers limited access, reflecting how Western water sites balance recreation and operations.