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On the Water Front: Shortage

September 28, 2021Posted inClimate Change, Colorado River, Features, Health, Nevada Legislature, News and information, On The Water Front, Political Analysis, The Economy, Virgin River

Just last month, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation officially declared a Tier One Shortage for both of the Colorado River’s major reservoirs. Last week, Reclamation announced a revised forecast that’s even more grim.

How bad is it along the Colorado River, and how much worse might it get if we don’t get our act together soon?

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…

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…

Coming This Summer: We Return “To the Water Front”

June 23, 2021Posted inClimate Change, Colorado River, Health, Nevada Legislature, News and information, On The Water Front, Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), The Economy, Virgin River Water District
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLBc_PXDaOE For those who have been following along with our climate change coverage for the last three years, this doesn’t come as too much of a surprise. But particularly in…

What A Peacefull Protest Looks Like

June 4, 2020Posted in2020 Election, Affordable housing, Alt Energy, Census, Clean Indoor Air, Climate Change, Colorado River, Editorials, Features, Golf Industry, High Speed Internet, Immigration, Nevada Legislature, On The Water Front, Opinions, Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), Uncategorized, Veterans, Virgin River, Virgin River Water District, Virgin Valley Water Board (VVWB), walker lake, Yucca Mountain
https://youtu.be/udmZhrl98VI Mesquite, Nevada is the latest town to have a Black Lives Matter protest. In the searing 106 degree heat, over 150 protesters marched for justice following the memorial service…
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