Arizona’s groundwater depletion exceeds Lake Mead’s capacity
Arizona’s groundwater loss now exceeds Lake Mead’s capacity—raising urgent questions about drought, overuse, and future water management.
Arizona’s groundwater depletion exceeds Lake Mead’s capacity
Arizona’s groundwater loss now exceeds Lake Mead’s capacity—raising urgent questions about drought, overuse, and future water management.
Wyoming extends temporary water use rights, increasing flexibility and safeguarding existing water users in a significant update to state water policy.
California advances groundwater sustainability with data-driven strategies, local agency support, and recharge efforts for a secure water future.
U.S. and Mexico boost water security, flood control, and infrastructure with IBWC-led projects for sustainable, binational water management.
California’s snowpack has dropped to 65% of average after a dry January, but reservoirs remain strong. Next snow survey set for February 28.
Groundwater travels farther and deeper than thought, connecting watersheds and sustaining streams with crucial implications for water management.