June 12, 2026 11:21 pm
CRIT Nation, Parker, AZ
June 12, 2026 11:21 pm
CRIT Nation, Parker, AZ

Water Leaders Seek New Solutions As Water Crisis Continues

Water leaders across the Southwest are looking at new ways to manage limited Colorado River supplies as the Basin continues to face drought, low reservoir levels, and uncertainty over future rules. Recent reports show that agencies are no longer only talking about emergency cuts. They are also exploring interstate exchanges, desalination, recycled water, local conservation, […]

Bracing for Another Dry Winter

The Colorado River Basin is facing another warning sign, as experts suggest that another dry winter could push the system closer to a serious storage crash. Recent reports indicate that the river’s future is being shaped by shrinking reservoir levels, uncertain runoff, growing demand, city-level water planning, and the need for better information about who […]

New Research on River Forecasts

The Colorado River Basin is entering another critical stretch as scientists, cities, water managers, and federal agencies warn that the system is still under serious pressure. Recent reports show that the crisis is not only about how much water is left in Lake Mead and Lake Powell, but also how accurately the river can be […]

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS Job Openings

Help expand energy dominance and support Tribal energy futures with the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)! We are pleased to announce 23 new hiring opportunities to help support energy development and permitting at BIA, with more opportunities coming soon. All position announcements opened on 6/1/2026 and will close on Friday 6/12/2026, so act fast! We […]