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Lt. Governor Bedke's statement on ongoing water users' negotiations for 2024's water certainty - Vimarsana News

Lt. Governor Bedke's statement on ongoing water users' negotiations for 2024's water certainty

Surface water and groundwater users are currently negotiating an agreement to avoid the water curtailment order from the Idaho Department of Water Resources (IDWR)

Source: kmvt.com
State water curtailment will impact 100,000 acres of farmland in Bingham County - Vimarsana News

State water curtailment will impact 100,000 acres of farmland in Bingham County

Last week, the Idaho Department of Water Resources issued a curtailment of groundwater rights affecting 100,000 acres in the Bingham Groundwater District. The order also affects other counties and water

Bill benefits region's water management - Vimarsana News

Bill benefits region's water management

Two bills approved by the Idaho Legislature are expected to enhance water management in the state, Idaho Water Resource Board officials said following its March 29 meeting. The first bill, House Bill 687, would allow the Idaho Department of Water Resources to petition a District Court judge to commence a water rights adjudication in North Idaho's Kootenai River Basin.

IDWR Director Weaver's appointment advances | Water - Vimarsana News

IDWR Director Weaver's appointment advances | Water

Department veteran took job Sept. 1 following appointment by governor.

Lack of sleep associated with risky behavior in teens, study finds - Vimarsana News

Lack of sleep associated with risky behavior in teens, study finds

Insufficient sleep can affect teenagers’ ability to performance well in school, but it can also affect their conduct, according to a new report.

Source: ajc.com