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Feds invest millions in Tribal domestic water projects

U.S. invests nearly $82M in 23 tribal domestic water projects to bring clean drinking water to Indigenous communities across Western states under the Investing in America agenda.

Aggressive new agreements signed to save Colorado River water

U.S. launches major effort to conserve Colorado River, signing deals to save over 790,000 acre-feet amid historic drought using Biden's Investing in America funds.

$43.5 million available to boost water storage in the West

Department of the Interior announces $43.5 million for small water storage projects to enhance water supply reliability and climate resilience in the West.

$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.

Feds announce investment in water projects to combat drought

The Department of the Interior announces a $105 million investment for 67 water conservation projects to enhance drought resilience across 11 states.

New funding announced for Upper Colorado River Basin restoration

The Department of the Interior announced a $500 million funding opportunity for ecosystem restoration in the Upper Colorado River Basin to combat drought impacts.

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