Grist
Nevada, the Colorado River's designated peacemaker, sues the feds over water cuts - because apparently compromise has its limits when your city might lose 71% of its water.
The Guardian
Water is running out, politicians are running away, and we're all just trying to stay hydrated while the rivers dry up.
Inside Climate News
Lake Mead is about to hit a level that slashes Hoover Dam's power by 70%, because the Colorado River has decided to become a trickle, and nobody planned for that.
Grist
The American West's water crises are hitting a new level of absurdity: record-low snowpack, a 1922 compact on life support, and Texas's eighth-largest city inching toward Day Zero while Exxon keeps the sprinklers on.
The Guardian
Three states propose voluntarily using less water from a river that's essentially running on fumes, but only until 2028, and only if everyone else in the neighborhood signs on the dotted line.
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