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In tense Colorado River negotiations, Becky Mitchell takes a stand for Colorado and tribal water rights - Vimarsana News

In tense Colorado River negotiations, Becky Mitchell takes a stand for Colorado and tribal water rights

It's an early on a mid-December morning, Becky Mitchell has just swapped flip-flops for heels, donned a blazer and headed out of her Las Vegas hotel room to fight for

2024 outlook for Colorado River less rosy after banner year - Vimarsana News

2024 outlook for Colorado River less rosy after banner year

Water use in the Lower Colorado River Basin states including Arizona was way below normal and water supplies in the river ran well above normal in 2023.

2024 outlook for Colorado River less rosy after banner year - Vimarsana News

2024 outlook for Colorado River less rosy after banner year

Water use in the Lower Colorado River Basin states including Arizona was way below normal and water supplies in the river ran well above normal in 2023.

Source: tdn.com
Governor, legislators celebrate bill addressing drought but Colorado's biggest water fights loom - Vimarsana News

Governor, legislators celebrate bill addressing drought but Colorado's biggest water fights loom

As Gov. Jared Polis and lawmakers this week celebrated a bill adopting new ways to fight drought as recommended by a state task force, an underlying truth lingered overhead: one of Colorado’s most controversial water...

Using less of the Colorado River takes a willing farmer and $45 million in federal funds - Vimarsana News

Using less of the Colorado River takes a willing farmer and $45 million in federal funds

Some experts say the System Conservation Pilot Program, or SCPP, is costly and may not be the most effective way to save Colorado River water.

Source: knpr.org