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Wyoming will oppose $400M water conservation grants it can't control | Wyoming - Vimarsana News

Wyoming will oppose $400M water conservation grants it can't control | Wyoming

Wyoming says it will oppose a $400 million federal water conservation and ecosystem restoration program if grants are not funneled through the Upper Colorado River Commission and agencies like the

Time's right for U.S. Senate Colorado River Caucus | OPINION - Vimarsana News

Time's right for U.S. Senate Colorado River Caucus | OPINION

Water, the stuff of life, behaves differently than most other matter in our universe: as it cools to take its solid form, it expands. This thermodynamic fact (called anomalous density)

Colorado River water users split on post-2026 framework - Vimarsana News

Colorado River water users split on post-2026 framework

Colorado River water users are divided over how to reduce water consumption following the expiration of current guidelines in 2026, with some calling for declines to be distributed evenly across all users and others seeking decreases based on water rights seniority.

Colorado River basin states reach historic deal on water cutbacks to stave off crisis - Vimarsana News

Colorado River basin states reach historic deal on water cutbacks to stave off crisis

Imperial farmers could be paid for losing water during hot summer months. About $230 million in Salton Sea fixes tied to deal too. Feds must okay it.

Source: yahoo.com
Utah, other states agree to Colorado River water conservation plan - Vimarsana News

Utah, other states agree to Colorado River water conservation plan

Saying one good winter doesn't change issues facing the Colorado River's water supply, seven states, including Utah, have come to an agreement on conserving millions and millions of gallons of water.