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Proposed settlement to secure Colorado River water for 3 Native American tribes - Vimarsana News

Proposed settlement to secure Colorado River water for 3 Native American tribes

A proposed water rights settlement for three Native American tribes has taken a major step forward with its introduction to the Navajo Nation Council.

Source: abc15.com
Commentary: Finding a way with Klamath restoration | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Finding a way with Klamath restoration | Opinion

In 2002, one of the year’s biggest national headlines was the death of 68,000 Klamath River salmon. Federal agencies faced a dilemma: When there is not enough water for both

Why Colorado River basin states are split on long-term plan to manage its water - Vimarsana News

Why Colorado River basin states are split on long-term plan to manage its water

The Upper and Lower basin states are split on a long-term plan to manage Lake Powell and Lake Mead, but meetings between the two sides are expected to pick up this month.

Why Colorado River basin states are split on long-term plan to manage its water - Vimarsana News

Why Colorado River basin states are split on long-term plan to manage its water

The Upper and Lower basin states are split on a long-term plan to manage Lake Powell and Lake Mead, but meetings between the two sides are expected to pick up this month.

Source: ksl.com
Six Upper Basin tribes gain permanent foothold in Colorado River discussions at key interstate commission - Vimarsana News

Six Upper Basin tribes gain permanent foothold in Colorado River discussions at key interstate commission

Six tribes in the Upper Colorado River Basin, including two in Colorado, have gained long-awaited access to discussions about the basin’s water issues — talks that were formerly limited to