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Writers on the Range: Business as usual for the Colorado River - Vimarsana News

Writers on the Range: Business as usual for the Colorado River

It seemed inevitable that the dwindling Colorado River would be divvied up by the federal Bureau of Reclamation. On June 14, BuRec gave the seven states in the Colorado River compact just 60 days to...

With the feds 'light' on steps, Colorado's water experts explore challenges and opportunities - Vimarsana News

With the feds 'light' on steps, Colorado's water experts explore challenges and opportunities

Several of Colorado's water experts on Thursday noted that the federal government's plan for tackling dwindling Colorado River reservoirs is "light" on the next steps but that the river's condition

Tensions grow in Colorado River negotiations - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Tensions grow in Colorado River negotiations - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Two months ago, federal officials told states that depend on the Colorado River to make plans for major cuts. Negotiations have yet to produce a deal

Wisconsin Lawyer: Water Law Perspectives from the West: - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Lawyer: Water Law Perspectives from the West:

Understanding the backdrop of scarcity, the perceived stability surrounding property rights, and the value of water in a dry land will help Wisconsin lawyers learn from the western United States and their residents.

Source: wisbar.org
Tensions Mount for Deal to Limit Colorado River Water Use - Vimarsana News

Tensions Mount for Deal to Limit Colorado River Water Use

As water levels continue to drop, federal officials have warned seven states they will need to dramatically reduce water usage amid worsening drought conditions. But the groups haven’t yet reached an agreement.