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Water Scientist Address Water Conservation: Las Vegas and Mesquite, NV Mentioned

Water Scientist Address Water Conservation: Las Vegas and Mesquite, NV Mentioned

Posted by By manfordmcgreer June 1, 2022Posted inBiology, Climate Change, Colorado River, News and information, On The Water Front, Opinions, Political Analysis, Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), The Economy
On May 31, 2022, the Desert Valley Times published an article by Suman Naishadham of the Associated Press dealing with how the cities in the West deal with water issues during…
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Judge Ends SNWA Eastern Nevada Water Grab

Posted by By April 20, 2020Posted inNevada Legislature, News and information, On The Water Front, Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), The Economy
On March 9th Seventh Judicial District Court Judge Robert Estes denied an appeal by the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) to transfer 91,000 Acre Feet Yearly (AFY) of groundwater from…
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“You Learn the Value of Water When the Well Runs Dry.”

Posted by By May 21, 2018Posted inColorado River, News and information, On The Water Front, Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), Virgin River, Virgin Valley Water Board (VVWB)
  https://youtu.be/O_uANbjviYs Clark County, NV,  May 21, 2018 As the General Manager for the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) between 1991 and 2014, Pat Mulroy warned that low snow packs…
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Water Boards Push Golf Course Owners To The Financial Edge

Posted by By March 23, 2018Posted inColorado River, Editorials, On The Water Front, Opinions, Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), Virgin River, Virgin Valley Water Board (VVWB)1 Comment
Clark County (NV.) Golf’s top officials identified scarce and expensive water as their biggest threat. That golf industry in Clark County depends on the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA)  Board…
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