The U.S. Interior Department said it will publish in the Federal Register on Friday a call for replacing guidelines that expire in 2026, including pacts enacted in 2007 for states to share cutbacks in water drawn from a river diminished by drought and climate change, as well as operating plans for the key Lake Powell and Lake Mead reservoirs.
Process to reshape key rules on Colorado River water use launched by US Interior Department
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Just so you know: Here's what the U.S. Interior Department has to say about the aforementioned 26th U.S. president:
Inside the Beltway: GOP must be 'engaging in the fight' on environment
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