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Feds impose Colorado River cuts on Arizona and Nevada, Utah won't see cuts yet - Vimarsana News

Feds impose Colorado River cuts on Arizona and Nevada, Utah won't see cuts yet

While some will have to make historic cuts, Utah leaders are still “fighting aggressively” for the state’s allocation of Colorado River water.

Source: kuer.org
Powell, Mead releases again to be reduced next year; two states, Mexico face cuts - Vimarsana News

Powell, Mead releases again to be reduced next year; two states, Mexico face cuts

Water releases from Lakes Powell and Mead will be reduced again next year because of declining reservoir levels, the federal government said Tuesday as it outlined new measures to respond

Powell, Mead releases again to be reduced next year; two states, Mexico face cuts - Vimarsana News

Powell, Mead releases again to be reduced next year; two states, Mexico face cuts

Water releases from Lakes Powell and Mead will be reduced again next year due to declining reservoir levels, the federal government said Tuesday as it outlined new measures to respond

Report: Glen Canyon Dam plumbing problems could cause 'massive bottleneck' on Colorado River - Vimarsana News

Report: Glen Canyon Dam plumbing problems could cause 'massive bottleneck' on Colorado River

A report released Wednesday suggests declining flows on the Colorado River are impacting the ability to deliver water to Nevada, California, Arizona and Mexico.

Source: ksl.com
Drought and old pipes could slow Colorado River to a trickle - Vimarsana News

Drought and old pipes could slow Colorado River to a trickle

A new analysis of Glen Canyon Dam shows plummeting water levels could leave Arizona, California and Nevada less than their annual share of the river thanks

Source: eenews.net