Drought Articles

We're in the thick of the presidential campaign. Here's what NACWA hopes the candidates will discuss this fall.

Agreement between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, EPA and the Texas Water Development Board will improve interagency coordination related to large water supply projects in the state.

In this week’s news briefs, the whistleblowers of Flint’s lead contamination problem report water quality has greatly improved, and a California water district is recognized for its public communication efforts about drought conditions.

More than a quarter of a million water customers pay a flat rate while the battle against drought continues.

EPA initiative provides tools to help utilities understand climate science and adapt accordingly

San Francisco Bay Area water utilities look to tap into an aquifer 500 feet underground to back up surface water sources in the event of an emergency.

Conserving water is more important now than ever.

Why are agency's not flocking to examine water loss?

Funding through the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation's Title XVI program will help build drought-resistant water supplies statewide.

A proactive multipronged approach will help Colorado's oldest and largest water supplier meet the needs of its customers for decades to come.

In this week’s news briefs, Lake Mead water level hits an all-time low, Chicago looks to reduce flooding in Albany Park, and West Fargo prepares to change its water source amid customer concerns.

One of the largest water projects ever in the western United States started serving customers April 28

El Niño and new state laws create a storm of aquifer activity in California

The Innovative Conservation Program seeks to advance water-saving efforts by finding new and innovative methods for using supplies more efficiently