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As California and six other western states scramble to reach a deal to cut use of Colorado River water, what will the federal government do?

(The Center Square) – Arizona and Nevada will see less water from the Colorado River under new plans released Tuesday by the federal federal government because of ongoing and severe

The federal government has announced a tier 2 emergency based on Lake Mead water levels, requiring reductions for Arizona, Nevada and Mexico.

A new report says the goal is to keep Lake Powell at least 3,525 feet to protect a 35-foot buffer between current levels and the level where hydrologic functions are lost.

As California and six other western states scramble to reach a deal to cut use of Colorado River water, what will the federal government do?

After Colorado River Basin states failed to meet a deadline for emergency drought reductions, the US Bureau of Reclamation said it would continue to work with affected states and tribes to reach an agreement.The seven states have been told to ...

As California and six other western states scramble to reach a deal to cut use of Colorado River water, what will the federal government do?

As California and six other western states scramble to reach a deal to cut use of Colorado River water, what will the federal government do?

As the worsening drought crisis continues to impact the West, the Interior today announced urgent action to protect the sustainability of the Colorado River System.

As California and six other western states scramble to reach a deal to cut use of Colorado River water, what will the federal government do?