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Arizona Republic
No, the feds do not have a set plan to save the Colorado River (yet)Opinion: What's in a much-anticipated draft of the federal plan to save the Colorado River? Here are 6 key things to know about the effort.
LA Times
U.S. presents proposals for major water cuts on Colorado RiverThe federal government on Tuesday laid out two options for preventing the Colorado River’s depleted reservoirs from falling to critically low levels, saying it could either impose cuts across...
Las Vegas Review Journal
Limits on home water use in Las Vegas may be coming as bill advancesA bill that would give the Southern Nevada Water Authority the power to limit residential water use in Las Vegas during severe drought took its first step toward becoming law Monday.
Axios
States face unprecedented water supply cuts under Colorado River planU.S. officials released a set of proposals Tuesday for distributing cuts from the Colorado River— including one that would break from precedent by evenly assigning reductions among...
Arizona Republic
Arizona has a water crisis. Here's what that means for these metro Phoenix citiesThe West Valley is at the center of a conversation about water in Arizona. In January, Gov. Katie Hobbs called for the state Department of Water Resources to release a report showing the Hassayampa...
Yahoo Finance
SRP has sent enough water downstream to fill Phoenix taps for a yearSalt River Project began slowly releasing water from its Verde River reservoirs in early March to make room for melting snowpack.
Arizona Republic
Mesa and Gilbert spend millions to avoid future water supply issues. Here's what's on tapGilbert and Mesa are spending millions of dollars to ensure tap water continues to flow despite diminishing water allocations from the Colorado River.
12 News
At its lowest point in history, Lake Powell sees first growth in monthsNearly 50 years after being filled, Lake Powell recently reached its lowest point. Since then, the lake's seasonal uptrend in water levels has begun.
12 News
Make changes now': Phoenix water users face higher bills if they don't conserveWith water deliveries from the Colorado River projected to continue declining, the city plans to impose a $4 a month charge on customers who don’t conserve water.
Arizona Republic
One state stands in way of fair Colorado River water cuts. (Hint: It isn't Arizona)Opinion: California is pitching priority-based cuts that could force 6 million Arizonans to lose all or most of their Colorado River water supply.
