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Interactive: NewsWatch Pulse
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US almonds, walnuts and grapes depend on draining groundwater that isn’t coming back - AGU Newsroom
Open story →US almonds, walnuts and grapes depend on draining groundwater that isn't coming back - Phys.org
Open story →Water was finally on the ballot in Arizona - Los Angeles Times
Open story →St. Johns River set to crest Nov. 14 and flood some Cocoa, Rockledge homes - Florida Today
Open story →$30M irrigation project moves forward for Southern Idaho farmers - KMVT
Open story →Film screenings hosted by Eagle River Coalition brings community together over water conservation - VailDaily.com
Open story →Public lands protect our water supply: the journey of a drop to your faucet - American Rivers
Open story →Ground Water & Data Centers Educational workshop in Kingfsher County - Oklahoma Farm Report
Open story →What is an atmospheric river? Meteorologist Dallas Raines explains - ABC7 Los Angeles
Open story →Geneva residents prepare for St. Johns River water levels rising - Spectrum News 13
Open story →Why a major Arizona water agency is pulling funding from Colorado River conservation efforts - KJZZ
Open story →Could Colorado River water cuts be making Phoenix dust storms worse? - ABC15 Arizona
Open story →Viva Cruises launches water level guide for agents - Seatrade Cruise News
Open story →Roosevelt Lake rises 22 feet as wet October boosts Salt River Project water supply - KTAR News 92.3 FM
Open story →Cedar City and a desert Utah valley are locking horns over underground water - NPR Utah | KUER
Open story →6-year-old boy with autism rescued from Passaic River in Totowa, NJ - ABC7 New York
Open story →Visioning strengthens vital Mekong aquifer conservation at the 11th International Waters Conference - International Union for Conservation of Nature
Open story →Arkansas farmers digging deeper for water in some regions - The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Open story →Arkansas farmers digging deeper for water in some regions - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Open story →Phoenix Prepares for Stage 2 of Drought Management Plan Amid Deep Colorado River Cuts - City of Phoenix (.gov)
Open story →Phoenix to impose 'drought surcharge' amid Colorado River cuts. What does this mean for customers? - 12News
Open story →Here's how much your Phoenix water bill could increase next year - Axios
Open story →Geneva experiencing flooded streets and rising water levels as St. Johns River swells - WESH
Open story →Hereford seeks water rights to secure long-term supply as aquifer declines - KVII
Open story →UI Hydrology Professor gives insight into the Clearwater River Diversion Study - www.uiargonaut.com
Open story →Down under: Rio Rancho is refilling its aquifer, but some wells are still slipping - nm.news
Open story →Soil & Groundwater Remediation - Department of Energy (.gov)
Open story →1 killed when car plunges in river in Taunton; Search continues for possible second person - WJAR
Open story →DAILY DIGEST, 11/10-11: Powerful storm to bring rain, snow to NorCal; Biggest waves in years to slam California coast; Kern County agencies express support for Cadiz project; 5 states in Colorado River Basin elect new governors. Will it impact negotiations?; - Maven's Notebook
Open story →Building Trust Means Listening More than Talking - Walton Family Foundation
Open story →Crash into Taunton, Massachusetts river leaves 1 dead, dive team searches water for 2nd person - CBS News
Open story →Arizona water agency steps back from project to boost Colorado River snow with cloud seeding - KJZZ
Open story →Western St. Lucie County residents seek answers after historic flooding - WFLX
Open story →Rising St. Johns River threatens Seminole County residents as flooding concerns grow - FOX 35 Orlando
Open story →California Environmental Law & Policy Update 11.6.26 - JD Supra
Open story →5 states in Colorado River Basin elect new governors. Will it impact negotiations? - KSL News
Open story →New website explores the staggering losses that tell the story of water transfers from the Lower Arkansas River Valley to Front Range cities - Colorado Public Radio
Open story →Heavy northern New Mexico rain now allows Albuquerque to restart using Rio Grande for city water supply - KRQE
Open story →Inland, OC agencies complete $170M water management program ahead of El Niño winter - The Press-Enterprise
Open story →Arizona, Scottsdale to lose Colorado River water - Your Valley
Open story →Arizona, Scottsdale to lose Colorado River water - Your Valley
Open story →Arizona, Scottsdale to lose Colorado River water - Your Valley
Open story →Arizona, Scottsdale to lose Colorado River water - Your Valley
Open story →DWRs $55 Million Investment Strengthens Water Infrastructure and Groundwater Sustainability in Southern California - California Department of Water Resources (.gov)
Open story →Hereford plans for future water supply as groundwater becomes more limited - NewsChannel 10
Open story →How do the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and other Blue Nile dams use river water? - Britannica
Open story →DRBC Staff Talks Resilience Planning, Water Quality & Water Availability at Fall Conferences - NJ.gov
Open story →2 people rescued from rising river near Betty’s Island in Tennessee - WSMV
Open story →A Century of River Data Reveals Key Gaps in Water Quality Monitoring, UF Study Finds - Central Florida Ag News
Open story →Hereford plans for future water supply as groundwater becomes more limited - NewsChannel 10
Open story →PPIC outlines water priorities for California’s next governor - WaterWorld
Open story →Waterwatch October 2026: How Water Levels Are Affecting River Cruising - Cruise Passenger
Open story →Two people rescued from rising water at Tennessee river - WSMV
Open story →Arizona rains gave a record-breaking water boost to Salt and Verde rivers. Here are the numbers - KJZZ
Open story →Gavins Point Dam releases to be reduced to fall water supply rate - USACE Northwestern Division (.mil)
Open story →Europe's rivers, lakes still low on water after summer heat - DW.com
Open story →“This El Niño Could Test the Limits of the Los Angeles River” - USC Viterbi School of Engineering
Open story →Colorado’s anemic water flows could have been worse if not for a vote 6 years ago - Colorado Public Radio
Open story →Idaho and feds clash over water with high stakes for state law, nuclear ambition - Idaho Statesman
Open story →New York Susquehanna Basin Water Trail - National Park Service (.gov)
Open story →Denver Water supply and water use update - Denver Water
Open story →St. Johns River flooding threatens Seminole Boulevard in Sanford - WKMG
Open story →How has reduced water flow in the Zayandeh River affected Si-o-Se Pol and the surrounding area? - Britannica
Open story →DAILY DIGEST, weekend edition: From Big Sur to Santa Cruz, CA is fortifying its coast for El Niño winter; Forecasts say Super El Niño will accelerate climate change; Kings River water fight heats up as 1.13 million acre-feet called up for grabs; Feds seek more t - Maven's Notebook
Open story →Major aquifers in South Dakota in decline, threatening fresh water supplies - KELOLAND.com
Open story →Colorado River water talks loom over annual summit on conservation progress - KSNV
Open story →Major Aquifer Levels In South Dakota In Decline, Threatening Fresh Water Supplies - Aberdeen Insider
Open story →Nevada has lots of water in a Lake Mead "bank." What happens if water levels keep dropping? - The Nevada Independent
Open story →Major aquifers in South Dakota in decline, threatening fresh water supplies - Dakota News Now
Open story →SnoCo first responders practice water rescues ahead of flood season - HeraldNet.com
Open story →Several Volusia County boat ramps closed due to high water and king tides - WFTV
Open story →Elevated water levels prompt temporary boat ramp closures along St. Johns River, Intracoastal Waterway in Volusia County - Observer Local News
Open story →Why has pollution made some Danube River water unsuitable for drinking and irrigation? - Britannica
Open story →Why has diverting Jordan River water caused the Dead Sea’s water level to fall? - Britannica
Open story →Seminole County keeping an eye on rising St. Johns River water levels - WESH
Open story →Kings River may have more than 1 million acre feet up for grabs - Hanford Sentinel
Open story →St. Johns River flooding near Cocoa could rival Tropical Storm Fay as residents brace for major flood - WKMG
Open story →Water Committee receives update on Colorado River Basin - WyomingNews.com
Open story →Perspective: Project River: Who is watching our water? - Chattanooga Times Free Press
Open story →Houston subsidence: Why Katy and parts of Harris County are still sinking - Click2Houston
Open story →Lake Powell rises. What does it mean for water downstream? - AZ Family
Open story →Water Committee receives update on Colorado River Basin - WyomingNews.com
Open story →Eagle River Water & Sanitation District board votes to raise rates next year to replace critical infrastructure - VailDaily.com
Open story →Track live river levels: Flood warning continues for St. Johns River - WKMG
Open story →Federal government seeks more time to respond to AZ Colorado River lawsuit - ABC15 Arizona
Open story →AG: Nevada Judge Could Dictate Wyoming's Future Share Of Colorado River Water - Cowboy State Daily
Open story →Body recovered from Connecticut River after search near Middletown bridge - WFSB
Open story →The land behind the Flathead River’s clear water - American Rivers
Open story →The Flathead River’s wild beauty is no accident - American Rivers
Open story →Stewarding Southern Arizona Water Supplies - National Audubon Society
Open story →SJV WATER: Kings River may have more than 1 million acre feet up for grabs - Maven's Notebook
Open story →TVA warns dangerous river conditions could continue for days after North Georgia flooding - wtvcfox
Open story →Water main break on River Road - NEWS10 ABC
Open story →Republican River Water Conservation District - Notice as to Proposed Budget - Kiowa County Press
Open story →Arizona pulls the plug on money for Colorado River cloud seeding - azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic
Open story →Execs address the impact of low water levels on river cruising - Travel Weekly
Open story →Neuse River Blueway: River Access & Boat Launch Sites - RaleighNC.gov
Open story →A century of river data reveals key gaps in water quality monitoring in the U.S., UF study finds - Mid Florida Newspapers
Open story →New footage released from Mohawk River water rescue - NEWS10 ABC
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