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Houston traffic: High water locations on Houston-area roadways - Vimarsana News

Houston traffic: High water locations on Houston-area roadways

The Houston area was drenched with heavy rain on Thursday evening due to severe thunderstorms. Here are the current high-water roadways that have been reported.

Lawmakers let Snake Valley Aquifer Council fade away due to lack of controversy - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers let Snake Valley Aquifer Council fade away due to lack of controversy

A committee of lawmakers on Thursday opted to let the Snake Valley Aquifer Advisory Council lapse, agreeing it had served its purpose in a highly controversial water fight between Nevada and Utah that played out a decade ago or longer.

Source: ksl.com
Lawmakers let Snake Valley Aquifer Council fade away due to lack of controversy - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers let Snake Valley Aquifer Council fade away due to lack of controversy

As promised, Utah lawmakers are tackling water issues this year, even if it is to shelve some no-longer needed councils that once looked out for the state’s interests.

Source: yahoo.com
BLM plan to rip up thousands of trees in NV can move forward, judge rules - Vimarsana News

BLM plan to rip up thousands of trees in NV can move forward, judge rules

Last month, a Nevada federal judge refused to block the Bureau of Land Management’s plan to clear more than 380,000 acres of pinyon-juniper woodlands from two watersheds near the Great Basin National Park following a lawsuit by two conservation groups.

Utah water pipeline project on hold as environmental review 'paused' - Vimarsana News

Utah water pipeline project on hold as environmental review 'paused'

Iron County officials say they need more time to complete studies for the plan to pump groundwater from rural valleys in western Utah.