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The Interior Department outlined a path for unilateral cuts last week, upping the pressure on western states.

HarryFromBath assesses the mood in the opposition camp ahead of Saturday’s game at Bramall Lane by delving into their forums.

Outside observers say the fact of a formal offer at all from the largest player on the river is an important move at a time when negotiations have been stalled.

Federal officials say they are ready to have a “candid conversation” about accounting for water lost to evaporation in the Colorado River’s Lower Basin. They are giving states until the end of 2024 to prepare for what would amount to a significant cut in annual water allocations to users in Nevada, California and Arizona.

Federal officials say they are ready to have a “candid conversation” about accounting for water lost to evaporation in the Colorado River’s Lower Basin. They are giving states until the end of 2024 to prepare for what would amount to a significant cut in annual water allocations to users in Nevada, California and Arizona.

Federal officials say they are ready to have a “candid conversation” about accounting for water lost to evaporation in the Colorado River’s Lower Basin. They are giving states until the end of 2024 to prepare for what would amount to a significant cut in annual water allocations to users in Nevada, California and Arizona.

<p>The Colorado River Compact is based in an egregious exaggeration of how much water flows through the river—and how much downstream farms and cities have been entitled to use. </p>

An essential primer detailing how overuse, megadrought and climate change are threatening the Colorado River's dwindling water supply throughout the West and Mexico.

Former English soccer player Matt Le Tissier wants to know why many young and healthy athletes are dying after the rollout of Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines. What's more troubling, he [...]

“If you were an alien, you would not have designed the system that way.”