From the Bureau of Reclamation: Reclamation proposes to issue annual Warren Act agreements/contracts to certain participating Friant Division contracts and...
Reversing another policy from the last administration, President Biden’s EPA is bolstering the ability of states and tribes to block pipelines and other energy projects that could harm waterways. By Erika Williams, Courthouse News Service The Environmental Protection Agency on...
By Kevin Hecteman, Ag Alert Saying new regional regulations will have a profound impact on food production, farm organizations have petitioned the State Water Resources Control Board to review a regional board’s order limiting applications of fertilizer and other inputs...
From the California Farm Bureau Federation: Using farmland for wintertime aquifer recharge could help nearby communities replenish their groundwater supplies, according to University of California research showing that nearly 300 rural communities could benefit. The research is part of ongoing...
Agriculture and M&I water users allocation reduced; 5% allocation for CVP agricultural water service contractors both north-of-Delta and south-of-Delta confirmed...
by Allison Winter, Nevada Current A drought crisis unfolding across the West will require short-term relief and massive, long-term federal funding to help states weather the effects of climate change, the general manager for the Southern Nevada Water Authority told...
More than 70 million people are affected by a historic drought in the West. Lawmakers and administration officials are scrambling to find a fix. By Samantha Hawkins, Courthouse News Service A crippling drought — largely connected to climate change —...
