A bipartisan coalition of Western mayors, known as Climate Mayors, is urging the federal government and state leaders to prioritize efforts against water scarcity. In a document for the Trump administration and state governments, they emphasize the critical need for federal and state involvement and financial support, especially as climate change severely impacts the Colorado River and other vital water sources.
The mayors advocate for increased funding for infrastructure projects, including wastewater recycling and stormwater capture. They also stressed the importance of maintaining existing federal water programs.Employee Found Dead at Ohio Water Treatment Plant
An employee was found dead June 23 at the
News Briefs: 'Climate Mayors' Urge Govt. Leaders to Confront Water Scarcity
Also in this week's sewer and water news, an employee is found dead at the Ottawa County (Ohio) Regional Water Treatment Plant
Jun 26, 2025
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