- The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation move means more Colorado River water will flow to Arizona and Nevada next year while states negotiate new rules. Colorado has been largely unaffected by the fed’s restrictions.
- Worried operators don’t know how new rules might affect their industry. They’re meeting in Las Vegas for the first time to learn how to adapt.
- Legislators created the task force of different water users to make recommendations for policies and tools to respond to the drought-depleted Colorado River.
- We meet people who have worked for decades to restore parts of the Colorado River Delta's lost wetlands.
- Cutting back on farms' water use is the biggest way we can live in a drier West. This is the story of how one Indigenous farm manager is working to make farms more efficient.
- What we pay for water doesn't reflect how scarce it is with climate change. Could cities get people to use less water by charging more for it?
- This episode of Colorado In Depth shows how we can reuse more of the water we already use, as the Colorado River dries up.
- From at-home solutions to citywide scale, wastewater reuse and recycling are gaining momentum.
- A quick response to this week's headlines.
- Las Vegas is a leader in water conservation. What is Vegas doing, and how might people who live in other Colorado River cities follow its lead?
- As climate change diminishes flows in the Colorado River, regional leaders are negotiating its future and Indigenous people want that to include establishing their full access to the water.
- On the beach in Southern California, it's easy to look at the Pacific Ocean and wonder what would happen if we could drink it.
- How long is the Colorado River? Is it drying up? And what is the Colorado River Compact? We answered common reader questions about the river.
- Pulling water from another river, like the Mississippi, has tantalized people in the southwest for decades.
