Seven state representatives ‘spinning their wheels’ for two years By Heather Sackett, Aspen Journalism Water managers from each of the seven states that share the drought-stricken Colorado River repeated familiar, divisive arguments at the Colorado River Water Users Association conference...
Coordinated, science-based decision-making is essential to maximizing water deliveries for communities and the environment Press release from the State Water...
What drives atmospheric rivers? Da Yang explains how these “rivers in the sky” gain and lose momentum, and how researchers are studying their physical properties to improve forecasts and reduce risks. By Ula Chrobak, Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability In...
In the latest issue of the San Francisco Estuary and Watershed Science: RESEARCH MONOGRAPH Synthesizing Relationships Between Winter-Run Chinook Salmon...
New research aims to create the first country-wide database of unsafe dams and the communities they threaten, using data from Sentinel-1 satellite. By the American Geophysical Union Dams in the United States may be in worse condition than previously understood....
Legal water experts advised the need for states in the river basin to avoid litigation, a refrain others have made to states that draw water from the Colorado River. By Alan Riquelmy, Courthouse News Service The dramatic shifts in federal...
Report underscores the District’s critical role in the nation’s food supply, local economies, and workforce and highlights lost economic potential caused by unreliable water supplies Press release from Westlands Water District Today, Westlands Water District released its 2025 Economic Impact Report, which...
