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Beneficial Use. Who Benefits?

September 8, 2021Posted inClimate Change, Nevada Legislature, News and information, On The Water Front, Opinions, Political Analysis, Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), The Economy, Virgin River, Virgin River Water District, Virgin Valley Water Board (VVWB), walker lake
The latest in the three-year-old civil case filed by the owner's Paradise Canyon (DBA The Wolf Creek Golf Club) against the Virgin Valley Water District (VVWD) deals with the issue of…

Infrastructure Watch: Climate Matters

August 31, 2021Posted inClimate Change, Colorado River, Features, Health, News and information, On The Water Front, Political Analysis, Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), The Economy

With “Infrastructure Week” becoming more of an “Infrastructure Year”, we continue to await Congress’ next moves on a pair of bills that may result in lasting change and realignment for America’s economy. But in the last few days, we’ve seen some sobering reminders of how America and our global climate simply don’t have much time to wait.

Believe it or not, climate change doesn’t wait for updates on legislation.

Shortage Declaration Declared For Lower Colorado River Basin

August 22, 2021Posted inClimate Change, Colorado River, Native Americans, News and information, On The Water Front, Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), The Economy, Virgin River, Virgin River Water District, Virgin Valley Water Board (VVWB), walker lake
Drought conditioned runoffs along the Colorado River Basin have triggered mandatory shortage declarations In the Lower Basin for the first n history. On August 16, The Bureau of Reclamation (BoR)…

Mesquite City Council Balances Water Needs Against Growth

August 11, 2021Posted inClimate Change, Colorado River, Nevada Legislature, News and information, On The Water Front, Political Analysis, The Economy, Virgin River, Virgin Valley Water Board (VVWB)
Mesquite, Nv., Yesterday evening, the Mesquite City Council approved three development projects while simultaneously considering the need to rationalize water with economic development. Michael M. McGreer, Ph.D., who retired to…

It’s Really Infrastructure Week – A Stimulus Watch Update

August 9, 2021Posted inAffordable housing, Climate Change, Colorado River, Education, Features, Health, News and information, On The Water Front, Political Analysis, The Economy

Wait, it’s Infrastructure Week again? 

Actually, we’re finally seeing major progress on the two infrastructure bills that have been percolating in Congress all summer. Here’s what we can expect in the days ahead. 

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