Water managers across drought-stricken West agree on challenges
If western states do not agree on a plan to safeguard the Colorado River — the source of the region’s vitality — there won’t be enough water for anyone.
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If western states do not agree on a plan to safeguard the Colorado River — the source of the region’s vitality — there won’t be enough water for anyone.
Water authorities in the Western U.S. don’t have a crystal ball, but rapidly receding reservoirs uncovering sunken boats and other debris lost in their depths decades ago give a clear view of the hard choices ahead.
The Wyoming State Legislature begins its lawmaking session this week. One bill, called the "Colorado River Authority of Wyoming Act," would create a board and commissioner to manage Wyoming’s water in the Colorado River Basin.
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The Southern Nevada Water Authority, which manages that state's share of the Colorado River water, has suggested that the time has come for Colorado and its upper Colorado River Basin