More water recycling could help fix Colorado River shortfall. California has a ways to go, report says
UCLA researchers say California and other states aren't recycling enough water. They recommend reusing much more to ease ...
Water recycling could ease shrinking of Colorado River, new report finds
Water recycling can lessen the burden on the Colorado River Basin, but just 26% of treated municipal wastewater is reused ...
As Colorado River declines, states are failing to tap an alternate resource
Five out of seven Colorado River basin states are failing to maximize a critical resource that could help alleviate the ...
States Missing Huge Opportunity to Help River That Supplies Lake Mead—Study
As the Colorado River dwindles, a UCLA report has found that basin states are neglecting a vital lifeline—recycling ...
California, Arizona and Nevada all agree: The Trump administration needs to fix a key Colorado River dam
California, Arizona and Nevada are urging the Trump administration to change course on the Colorado River. The states are ...
On water recycling, Nevada is leagues ahead of other states, study shows
Researchers from the University of California, Los Angeles, combed through often-inaccessible wastewater data to show that Nevada leads the seven states with a rate of 85 percent reuse of its ...
Q&A: Earth scientist discusses the shrinking waters of the Colorado River
Key agreements in the "Law of the River," which encompasses more than 100 years of regulations, laws, court decisions and more focused on managing the Colorado River, are set to expire next year.