Bi-Weekly Digest

Bi-Weekly DigestAnnabelle Rosser2023-10-04T14:36:55-07:00

Wetlands and the “waters of the United States”

Wetlands and the “waters of the United States”

By Katherine Shok|2024-02-08T09:40:03-08:00February 8th, 2024|Categories: Bi-weekly Digest|Tags: Rapanos v. United States, Sackett v. EPA, Wetlands|

Last Friday was World Wetlands Day, meant to underscore the

The ecological weight of wetlands

The ecological weight of wetlands

By Katherine Shok|2024-01-25T07:33:41-08:00January 25th, 2024|Categories: Bi-weekly Digest|Tags: Sackett v. EPA, Wetlands|

Wetlands provide vital ecosystem services and are home to diverse

Splashy water policy moments from 2023

Splashy water policy moments from 2023

By Katherine Shok|2023-12-14T10:41:10-08:00December 14th, 2023|Categories: Bi-weekly Digest|Tags: Colorado River], Hurrican Hilary, Navajo Nation, PFAS|

Happy holidays from the Water Program Portal! For this year’s

Presenting: The Outcomes Dashboard

Presenting: The Outcomes Dashboard

By Katherine Shok|2023-11-30T13:45:27-08:00November 30th, 2023|Categories: Bi-weekly Digest|

The Water Program Portal’s Opportunities Dashboard tracks federal investments in

The Navajo Nation’s unquenched thirst

The Navajo Nation’s unquenched thirst

By Katherine Shok|2023-11-16T07:42:22-08:00November 16th, 2023|Categories: Bi-weekly Digest|Tags: Colorado River], CWSRF, DWSRF, IIJA, IRA, Navajo Nation, Tribal Climate Resilience, Water Rights|

Water rights in the West today are based on historical

Saltwater intrudes on New Orleans’ drinking water

Saltwater intrudes on New Orleans’ drinking water

By Annabelle Rosser|2023-10-18T17:23:36-07:00October 18th, 2023|Categories: Bi-weekly Digest|

A few weeks ago, Louisiana officials and the Army Corps

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