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Mono Lake Tribe Seeks To Assert Its Water Rights To Halt Water Diversions To Los Angeles
Via Inside Climate News, a look at efforts by the Kootzaduka’a to save their wtaer – and their cultural and natural [...]
How To Prevent A ‘Complete Doomsday’ Along The Colorado River
Via The Washington Post, commentary on potential steps to avoid a complete doomsday along the Colorado River: Time is running [...]
Breaking the Brazos
Courtesy of Inside Climate News, an article on how development is threatening the “River of the Arms of God” from [...]
Water-Trading Deals Are the New Normal. Trade Law Isn’t Keeping Up
Via World Politics Review, commentary on water trading: Five years ago, in April 2018, headlines around the world called attention [...]
Restoring An Ancient Lake From Rubble of Unfinished Airport in Mexico City
Via MIT Technology Review, a report on how plans for Mexico’s $1 billion Lake Texcoco Ecological Park reflect a new paradigm [...]
‘We’re All Headed To A Very Dark Place’: Emails Reveal Tense Colorado River Talks
Via Fortune, a look at the tense Colorado River talks amid the southwest’s megadrought: Competing priorities, outsized demands and the [...]

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