World Economic Forum opinion calls Colorado River ‘water bankruptcy’
A World Economic Forum opinion calls the Colorado River’s supply-demand imbalance “water bankruptcy” and points to ways to address it.
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A $5.3 million deal will transfer 9,009 acre-feet of conserved Colorado River water from the Colorado River Indian Tribes for use by an Arizona water agency.
The U.S. and Mexico set new Colorado River rules through 2028, including water cuts, storage, salinity and environmental restoration.
In this video highlight of the week's water news, Nevada challenges new Colorado River rules in federal court, warning severe shortages could cut 71% of its annual river allocation.
New Reclamation research targets Lake Powell evaporation, Grand Canyon springs, water quality, invasive species and artificial intelligence.
Nevada is challenging new Colorado River rules, arguing the federal plan could cut its allocation by about 71 percent and violates federal law.