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Re-Engineering Glen Canyon Dam
Via Land Desk, an interesting look at options for Glen Canyon Dam: For the last two years or so, federal [...]
Introduction to Water Rights & Resources
Via HeinOnline, a helpful online resource on U.S. water rights: In 2022, water levels at Nevada’s Lake Mead reached historic [...]
Senators Form Bipartisan Colorado River Caucus As Tensions Rise Over West’s Water Crisis
Via CNN, a look at how several senators have formed a bipartisan Colorado River caucus as tensions rise in the [...]
The Ripple Effect: Water Politics in a Global Context
Via Stanford, a recording of an interesting exploration of crises of water around the globe—the flooding of Pakistan, the depletion of [...]
As Colorado River Shrinks, Water Evaporation Becomes Critical To California’s Future Supplies
Via the Los Angeles Times, an article on h0w – as the Colorado River shrinks – evaporation become critical to [...]
An Opportunity To Revisit The Indus Waters Treaty
Via Modern Diplomacy, commentary on an opportunity to revisit the Indus Waters Treaty: Two days before the Permanent Court of Arbitration [...]

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