drought resilience | Western Water

Drought Aid: $223M to amplify water supplies

Interior invests $223M in water recycling/desalination to curb drought in eight states, adding over 300,000 acre-feet of supply each year.

Boosting water-smart landscapes in Nevada

Nevada invests $60 million in water-smart landscapes, converting turf to desert greenery, led by Senators Rosen and Cortez Masto.

Biden-Harris administration dedicates $41M for water, ecosystems

Biden’s infrastructure funds boost 21 water and ecosystem projects across 11 states, strengthening communities facing drought.

New federal funds to boost Upper Colorado River habitat

New federal funds support Upper Colorado River habitat restoration, drought resilience, and water savings in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming.

$849 million to boost aging infrastructure, drought resilience

Biden-Harris administration invests $849M to modernize water systems, boost drought resilience, and protect the Colorado River Basin.

$55 million boost for Western water supplies announced

The Department of the Interior announced over $55 million in funding to enhance water supply resilience in Western communities amid drought and climate change.

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John Koller on New Mexico Governor declares drought emergency: “Give tax credits and tax ince, cost sharing for xeriscaping and tearing out lawns and sprinklers and for tearing out…” Jun 4, 13:05
Laura on Interior Department opens door to cut red tape: “I’d love to see more of the federal agencies seek opinions, ideas and full input from the public. I believe…” May 25, 15:50
Deborah on Lake Mead water levels to drop further: “That’s very true, FreeRanbow. Coupled with ongoing drought and wildfire risk, I think we have a challenging summer ahead.” May 22, 19:33