Protecting New Mexico's centuries-old water democracy
In dry New Mexico, the traditional shared water system known as acequias are central to the struggle over the future of the commons.
Source: wagingnonviolence.org
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Wyoming fears dam flow reduction will harm Snake River fishery
The bureau's Upper Snake Field Office notified the state the releases would be cut for six to eight weeks starting May 10 to prevent water from topping Milner Dam.
Source: helenair.com
Good year for water legislation still slights dams
In a year of surplus revenues, we might expect dams to get more money.
Source: currentargus.com
Could lack of water stop growth? Cache County fears Utah may force development to stop
The Cache County Council voiced their concern over a proposed policy from the Utah Division of Water Rights to severely limit growth in the county, though it appears it was all a misunderstanding.
Source: sltrib.com
Good Year for Water Legislation Still Slights Dams
Water managers got some good news, for a change, as hydrologists for the National Weather Service announced a record snowpack that will deliver more water to the Rio Grande and
Source: riograndesun.com