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The Clean Water Act marked its 50th anniversary on Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2022. In the decades since it passed, much work has been done to ensure clean water is delivered to the taps, but there is still more left to be done in many communities.

There was a time when raw sewage was dumped in the Jordan River in Utah. Things have drastically changed with the passage of the Clean Water Act, which turned 50 years old.

The federal government plans to pay farmers that draw water from the Colorado River to take less, one piece of a multi-pronged plan to reduce usage. The U.S. Department of the Interior announced a new program that...

Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema announced a new program funded through a $4 billion in drought resiliency.

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Wednesday announced it will pay farmers in Arizona, Nevada and California to reduce their water use.

What if we started putting more water into the Colorado River basin instead of ratcheting down ever further how much is taken out of it? Increase supply, in other words,

Can paying hundreds of dollars for every acre-foot of water cut from the Colorado River help the struggling Lake Mead?

What if we started putting more water into the Colorado River basin instead of ratcheting down ever further how much is taken out of it? Increase supply, in other words,

What if we started putting more water into the Colorado River basin instead of ratcheting down ever further how much is taken out of it? Increase supply, in other words,

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Wednesday announced it will pay farmers in Arizona, Nevada and California to reduce their water use.