by Jeniffer Solis, Nevada Current Nevada, the driest state in the union, is only getting drier as the region’s supply of groundwater quickly disappears. The American Southwest – including Arizona, New Mexico, and portions of Nevada, Colorado, Utah and California...
By Edward Ring, Director of Water and Energy Policy at the California Policy Center Those of us following water politics and the water industry have become familiar with the most common units of water volume and water flow. Professionals in...
Newsom’s fast-tracking of legislation will override due process on the controversial Delta Conveyance Project Press release from Restore the Delta Today, Restore the Delta held a virtual press conference alongside Tribes and environmental advocates to address the planned reintroduction of...
By Tim Carmichael, President of California Council for Environmental and Economic Balance and Joe Cruz, Executive Director, California State Council...
Latest projections stress the need for robust operational agreements for the Colorado River after 2026 The Bureau of Reclamation released the August 2025 24-Month Study, reaffirming impacts of unprecedented drought in the Colorado River Basin and pressing the need for robust and...
By John Cannon, Mongabay On Sept. 8, 2020, a brush field in southern Oregon, in the northwestern U.S., caught fire. Over the next week, “walls” of flame tore through the towns of Talent and Phoenix in the Rogue River Valley....
