Colorado River Archives ~ Page 21 of 21 ~ MAVEN'S NOTEBOOK

November 16, 2016

Residents and officials living near California’s Salton Sea skewered the state water board in Sacramento on Tuesday for dragging their...

ANNE CASTLE: Our worn out water security blankets

Maven

Colorado River Notebook News and Features

September 21, 2016

The Assistant Secretary for Water and Science at the U.S. Department of the Interior cautions we can no longer rely...

COURTHOUSE NEWS: Navajo Enforce Their Own Clean Water Act

Courthouse News Service

Colorado River Water quality

July 8, 2015

By Elizabeth Warmerdam, Courthouse News Service The Navajo Nation agreed to bring its wastewater treatment plant in Window Rock, Ariz. into compliance with the federal and the Navajo Nation Clean Water Acts. The Window Rock facility treats sanitary sewage from...

COURTHOUSE NEWS: Salton Sea Wins as Calif. Water Standoff Ends

Courthouse News Service

Colorado River

May 28, 2015

By Rebekah Hearn, Courthouse News Service Imperial County and the Imperial Irrigation District agreed to settle a long-running dispute over...

COURTHOUSE NEWS: Greens Fight Feds & Nevada Over Water Pipeline

Courthouse News Service

Colorado River

February 12, 2015

By Mike Heuer, Courthouse News Service The Bureau of Land Management struck out in its bid to dismiss a federal...

NASA/JPL: Parched west is using up underground water: NASA/UCI

NASA/JPL

Colorado River Groundwater News

July 24, 2014

A new study finds more than 75 percent of recent water loss from the Colorado River Basin came from underground sources, with grave implications for the West’s water supply. By NASA/JPL A new study by NASA and University of California,...

COURTHOUSE NEWS: Blow to Imperial County Over Water Transfer

Courthouse News Service

Colorado River

May 19, 2014

By Tim Hull, Courthouse News Service No violation of clean-air laws occurred in approving the transfer of Colorado River water...

COURTHOUSE NEWS: SoCal Cities Win Water Fight With Farms

Courthouse News Service

Colorado River

June 10, 2013

By Rebekah Kearn, Courthouse News Service California water districts properly considered the environmental impacts of the nation’s largest farm-to-city water...

Reclamation’s Terry Fulp and a new agreement with Mexico that has environmental benefits for the Colorado Delta discussed at Metropolitan’s Water Planning and Stewardship Committee meeting

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Colorado River Notebook News and Features

November 7, 2012

At the November 5th meeting of Metropolitan Water District’s Water Stewardship and Planning Committee, Regional Director for Reclamation’s Lower Colorado River Region Terry Fulp addressed the Committee, and Metropolitan staff presented some details on a new multi-faceted agreement with Mexico...