California, Arizona and Nevada Reach Deal to Reduce Water Usage From the Colorado River
In a dramatic turn of events, California and Arizona transformed their conflicting positions on the Colorado River into a unified front.
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In a dramatic turn of events, California and Arizona transformed their conflicting positions on the Colorado River into a unified front.
Spurred by top-level talks and unofficial lunches, California and Arizona went from foes to allies on the Colorado River
It's getting hot out West -- and those scorching temperatures are rapidly thawing incredible amounts of snowpack in the mountains.
(NEW YORK) — It’s getting hot out West — and those scorching temperatures are rapidly thawing the incredible amounts of snowpack that accumulated in the mountain ranges over a very active wet season. Now, water utility experts and environmental experts are working to ensure the […]
The plan will reduce water use from the Colorado River in California, Arizona and Nevada through 2026.