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Some breathing room as water managers meet to weigh Colorado River's future | Local News Stories - Vimarsana News

Some breathing room as water managers meet to weigh Colorado River's future | Local News Stories

The annual Colorado River Water Users Association meets this week, but for the first time in several years, state water policy leaders say there’s less urgency for short-term fixes and

Some breathing room as water managers meet to weigh Colorado River's future - Vimarsana News

Some breathing room as water managers meet to weigh Colorado River's future

A wet winter and a recent conservation deal have bought some breathing room for the Colorado River's biggest water policymakers who will meet this week at a Las Vegas casino.

Source: tucson.com
'Clearer heads' and calls for tribal inclusion as Colorado River bigwigs prep for Las Vegas meeting - Vimarsana News

'Clearer heads' and calls for tribal inclusion as Colorado River bigwigs prep for Las Vegas meeting

Policymakers say a wet winter has created space for discussions about long-term water management, but they have a diverse set of interests to consider while drawing up new rules.

Source: knpr.org
Americans Explain Why Homer Should Still Strangle Bart - Vimarsana News

Americans Explain Why Homer Should Still Strangle Bart

The Simpson’s co-creator James L. Brooks recently clarified that despite criticism about domestic violence, Homer would not stop choking his son. The Onion asked Americans why Homer should still be able to strangle Bart, and this is what they said.

Diwali in US: Americans embrace Indian culture with desi students - Vimarsana News

Diwali in US: Americans embrace Indian culture with desi students

For Indian students in the US, celebrating Diwali means staying rooted to their traditions, and their celebrations are helping Americans embrace other cultures