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The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and the Army Corps of Engineers say that Elephant Butte Reservoir likely reached its peak elevation for the year in February. The two agencies released their annual operating plans for the Rio Grande and Pecos River in April. “Reclamation expects that runoff will be about average this year,” the Bureau’s
The annual spending bill nearing a vote in Congress would help farmers pay for tests for "forever chemicals" contaminating farms and provide aid to dairies
Massachusetts Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) secretary Beth Card declared in a press release on Wednesday, August 24, Level-2 (significant) to Level-3 (critical) droughts are being experienced across the state. Martha’s Vineyard started experiencing Level-1 (mild) drought in May. Now, Martha’s Vineyard is facing significant levels of drought. Nantucket, the Elizabethan Islands, and Western Massachusetts […]
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Shelby County Commissioner Julie Ehemann joined county leaders from across the country for the National Association of Counties (N
Castro says 'there's still work to do' on Biden Cabinet diversity Kaelan Deese © Greg Nash Castro says 'there's still work to do' on Biden Cabinet diversity Former Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Julián Castro on Saturday commended President-elect Joe Biden on his Cabinet picks thus far, but added that "there's still work to do" with regard to his forthcoming administration's diversity. CNN's Ana Cabrera asked Castro if he felt like Latinos were adequately represented in Biden's Cabinet picks thus far, mentioning that the former vice president has chosen Cali...