#CRWUA

Arizona tribes, CAP unite to address Colorado River water issues Tribal leaders had voiced frustration in recent weeks about talks on the Colorado River, but pledged cooperation in a new agreement.

It happened at #crwua Two tribes and CAP signed an agreement to work together for water access, river health, while states still struggle to find consensus www.azcentral.com/story/news/l...

As Colorado River talks stall, 'perfect' candidate to lead water agency is forced out Former Central Arizona Project GM Ted Cooke, one of Arizona's top water experts, is out as a nominee to head the agency overseeing the Colorado River.

#CRWUA prep: why an interim commissioner currently leads the Bureau of Reclamation. www.azcentral.com/story/news/l...

‘Nobody’s the enemy’: Ex-Nevada water chief on Colorado River deadlock Mulroy, the first general manager of the Southern Nevada Water Authority, represented the region for years on Colorado River issues.

Before #CRWUA, it's worth reading some musings from Nevada's retired “water witch” on the frustrating stalemate between Colorado River states.

Pat Mulroy is one of a handful in the water world who has been in the room where it happens @reviewjournal.com:
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Amid Colorado River ‘impasse,’ tense meeting comes to Las Vegas Lake Mead’s future is still being decided in closed meetings.

It’s #CRWUA week in Las Vegas! The seven Colorado River states are set to speak on a joint panel Thursday, and the Bureau of Reclamation will give a negotiation update on Wednesday. Stay tuned @reviewjournal.com:
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Nevada and other users of the Colorado River met in Las Vegas last week. Here's what to know Almost 25 years into a drought, and with growth happening in nearly every part of the county, water is a major concern in Southern Nevada.

So apparently #CRWUA was a sh!t show this year, as far as solutions to the water crisis go. @alanhalaly.bsky.social and KUNC's Alex Hager break it down

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The Arizona contingent at #CRWUA was present in support of pending tribal water settlements and the Lower Basin proposal to reduce our water use and share in further reductions across states.

Flagstaff author Kevin Fedarko inspires the #CRWUA (Colorado River Water Users Association) conference with why care of Grand Canyon "requires a level of humility and nobility that is worthy of the landscape itself."

And left a large room of water experts utterly speechless.

Bravo!

#TruthToPower

For those who don’t know, #CRWUA stands for #ColoradoRiver Water Users Association, a group dedicated to bringing together people from across the river basin to talk about issues. Lots of good conversations across myriad topics.

Colorado River states hold an uncomfortable reunion in Las Vegas The seven states that use the Colorado River are like kids coming home to a family reunion. Those who follow river policy are frustrated with their level of disagreement.

Farmers, tribal leaders, city utility managers, environmentalists, scientists, journalists, and a host of other people will pack into a hotel ballroom at the Paris Hotel this week for the #CRWUA meeting. Here's what you need to know: knpr.org/environment...