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Concern grows for widespread drought this summer

By Zach Altman | April 19, 2021

Eric Snodgrass, principal atmospheric scientist for Nutrien Ag Solutions, said he is very concerned about widespread drought in the U.S. this summer. He said parts of California and much of…

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Three states, one river and too many straws

By Zach Altman | April 16, 2021

As drought deepens across the West, California’s decision to limit State Water Project (SWP) deliveries to 5% forced Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD) to increase pumping from the…

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US water managers warn of dismal year along the Rio Grande

By Zach Altman | April 15, 2021

It has been 30 years or so since residents in New Mexico’s largest city last saw their stretch of the Rio Grande go dry. There’s a possibility it could happen…

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USDA Allocates Up to $10 Million to Partner with California and Oregon to Assist Producers Impacted by Drought in Klamath River Basin

By Zach Altman | April 14, 2021

The USDA today announced the availability of up to $10 million in assistance from their Wildfire and Hurricane Indemnity Program Plus to assist agricultural producers impacted by the worsening drought…

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The water fight over the shrinking Colorado River

By Zach Altman | April 8, 2021

Scientists have been predicting for years that the Colorado River would continue to deplete due to global warming and increased water demands, but according to new studies it’s looking worse…

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More water spending sought for West in infrastructure bill

By Hallie Mahowald | April 6, 2021

As drought worsens in the West, a coalition of more than 200 farm and water organizations from 15 states that has been pushing to fix the region’s crumbling canals and reservoirs is…

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Droughts Longer, Rainfall More Erratic Over the Last Five Decades in Most of the West

By Zach Altman | April 6, 2021

Dry periods between rainstorms have become longer and annual rainfall has become more erratic across most of the western United States during the past 50 years, according to a study…

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Increased winter snowmelt threatens western water resources

By Zach Altman | April 5, 2021

More snow is melting during winter across the West, a concerning trend that could impact everything from ski conditions to fire danger and agriculture, according to a new University of…

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Nevada farmers and conservationists balk at ‘water banking’

By Zach Altman | April 5, 2021

Rural water users are panicking over a proposal to create a market for the sale and purchase of water rights in Nevada, unconvinced by arguments that the concept would encourage…

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Western rivers face pinch as another dry year takes shape

By Zach Altman | April 2, 2021

As several states in the American West face intense drought, it’s shaping up to be a very difficult year for New Mexico farmers because of limited irrigation supplies, with some…

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