New research shows small-town households are willing to pay for water reuse programs that help prevent future shortages and strengthen local water security.
Tag: drought resilience
Antioch’s new brackish desalination facility will supply up to 40% of the city’s drinking water, strengthening resilience in California’s Delta.
Colorado’s congressional delegation calls on federal officials to release $140 million for critical drought and habitat projects to support the Colorado River headwaters.
A $50 million bipartisan bill could modernize aging U.S. water systems with smart tech, helping communities detect leaks, manage drought, and reduce costs.
The Bureau of Reclamation announced $200 million in funding for major water reuse projects in Arizona and Utah to boost long-term drought resilience. Another $130 million in funding will open soon.
San Bernardino District recharges 1.5M acre-feet of groundwater
The San Bernardino Valley Water District has recharged 489 billion gallons since 1912, helping secure water supplies amid worsening drought conditions.