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WASHINGTON — The Department of the Interior on Monday announced $50 million over the next five years to improve key water infrastructure and enhance drought-related data collection across the Upper
Federal officials on Tuesday eased Colorado River water use restrictions due to a "lucky" year of increased precipitation, but drought and overuse remain a crisis as states, federal officials and tribes begin negotiations for the future of the river on which 40 million people in the West rely.
The Department of Interior is giving $50 million over the next five years to improve key water infrastructure and enhance drought-related data collection across the Upper Colorado River Basin.\u00a0
The Department of the Interior today (Aug 14) announced $50 million over the next five years to improve key water infrastructure and enhance drought-related data collection across the Upper Colorado R. . .
The Colorado River provides water for millions of people, including Coloradans from the Western Slope to the Eastern Plains. But much of the river system is overallocated, its waters are overused and ...