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Responding to federal pressure, Upper Colorado River states seek to revive conservation program - Vimarsana News

Responding to federal pressure, Upper Colorado River states seek to revive conservation program

States in the Upper Colorado River Basin are not ready to commit to federal water conservation targets, but are seeking to revive a conservation program first launched in 2014.

Source: kunc.org
On the Colorado River the feds carry a big stick. Will the states get hit? - Vimarsana News

On the Colorado River the feds carry a big stick. Will the states get hit?

A summer deadline approaches for state leaders to agree on how to cut their water use from the Colorado River.

Source: kunc.org
On the Colorado River, the feds carry a big stick. Will the states get hit? - Vimarsana News

On the Colorado River, the feds carry a big stick. Will the states get hit?

On the Colorado River, the feds carry a big stick. Will the states get hit?

Source: knpr.org
Upper Basin states layout plan to help the Colorado River, but say Lower Basin needs to chip in more - Vimarsana News

Upper Basin states layout plan to help the Colorado River, but say Lower Basin needs to chip in more

Water managers in the four Upper Colorado River Basin states say they have a plan to help stabilize the overtaxed river, but in a letter to the Bureau of Reclamation say any work to balance the system...

Dropping reservoirs create 'green light' for sustainability on Colorado River - Vimarsana News

Dropping reservoirs create 'green light' for sustainability on Colorado River

Water managers from California, Nevada and Arizona signed a memorandum of understanding to spend up to $200 million to add 500,000 acre-feet of water in both 2022 and 2023 to Lake Mead, the nation’s largest reservoir, which has dropped precipitously low due to climate change and drought.