Arizona joins Nevada’s lawsuit against U.S. over Colorado River cuts
Arizona joins Nevada's federal lawsuit challenging the US Bureau of Reclamation's Colorado River water cuts plan.
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Arizona water officials develop plan to address Colorado River cutbacks
Arizona water officials unveiled a plan to cut Colorado River water use by 760,000 acre-feet annually starting in 2027, per federal rules.
Colorado River cuts could drive up your water bill
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation announced 20–25% Colorado River water cuts for Arizona, California, and Nevada, raising water costs over two years.
Colorado River water-savings deal reached between Arizona, California, and Nevada
Arizona, California, and Nevada agreed to cut over 3.2 million acre-feet of Colorado River water to stabilize reservoirs through 2028.