| December 14, 2010. Arizona Daily Star. SW must reduce its water use. By Tony Davis. |
Septembre 2, 2010. Aquafornia By Aqua Blog Maven. How to restore the Colorado River - “The Colorado River hasn't reached the sea in ages. Is there hope left for this storied but manhandled river? |
| May 9, 2010. Arizona Daily Star.US-Mexico deal aims to protect wetland. By:Tony Davis |
May 3, 2010. Arizona Republic. Desalter augments river, but what of wetland? By: Shaun McKinnon |
May 2, 2010. Yuma Daily Sun. UA-led team keeping eye on Cienega de Santa Clara. By: Mari N. Jensen |
May 1, 2010. Arizona Daily Star. Yuma Desalting Plant to start Flowing. By: Tony Davis |
December 29,2009. The Arizona Republic. Tighter, costlier water shifting focus to curbing demand. By: Shanon McKinnon |
October 2009, The Bureau of Reclamation announces the release of the Final Environmental Assessment (EA) and draft Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) for the proposed Yuma Desalting Plant Pilot Run. The documents are available on-line at: http://www.usbr.gov/lc/yuma/environmental_docs/ydp/final-fonsi.pdf http://www.usbr.gov/lc/yuma/environmental_docs/environ_docs.html |
September 22, 2009. Albuquerque Journal . Saving an Oasis Amid a Once-Lush River Delta. By John Fleck |
September 13, 2009. The New York Times. Eyes Turn to Mexico as Drought Drags On-The Ciénega de Santa Clara wetland in Mexico could be threatened by a decision to activate a Yuma desalination plant. By: Randal C. Archibold |
| August 11, 2009. Tucson, AZ-- Congressman Raúl M. Grijalva has introduced a bill to provide for the protection of the quality of water in the Lower Colorado River. To read full story click here |
April 02,2009. New York times. Thirsty Cities, Dolphins and Dead Clams. There’s more to ponder in relation to the dolphins and porpoises (and other life forms) that get into harm’s way because they evolved in rivers and bays now dominated by people. Full story here |
| March 29. 2009. The Arizona Republic. Experts look to balance desert –river flows- Scientists search for the right amount of water to revive Desert Rivers.
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| February 19, 2009. The Christian Science Monitor.Wetland vies for Colorado River’s water: Conservation land in Mexico and a desalting plant in Arizona are at the center of a debate over the river. By: Peter Spotts . Full story here |
November 2, 2008. A documentary from the Whale Trackers: A voice for vaquita- an update on the efforts to protect the vaquita in the Northern Gulf of California. |
October 29, 2008. University of Arizona News. UA research shows that the non-native "invader" isn't as bad as first thought Ed Glenn and a team of scientists from the UA, the U.S. Geological Survey and other institutions have spent 10 years comparing saltcedar and native plant water use, and assessing riparian zone ecology along the Lower Colorado River, which stretches from the Grand Canyon to the delta in Mexico. Those studies have yielded surprising results. More information here |
| October 29, 2008. The New York times. Mexico Pays Fishermen to Help Save the Vaquita.. |
September 17, 2008. Great loss for the water community!! : U.S. and Mexican IBWC commissioners perish in plane crash. Septiembrer 17, 2008. Consternarte noticia para la comunidad del agua!!! : Comisionados de México y E. U. de la agencia IBWC perecen en accidente aéreo. August 21, 2008. US Deparment of Interior. Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne announced today that the Bureau of Reclamation has awarded Ames Construction, Inc. of Phoenix and Coffman Specialties, Inc., of San Diego, in a joint venture, a contract of $98.3 million to construct a water reservoir and water delivery project in Imperial County, Calif. |
August 13-15, 2008. Hollywood, California. Department of Water Resources Released its Report “Water and Border-Area Climate Change, An Introduction” at the recently concluded U.S. – Mexico Border Governors’ Conference. Held in Hollywood, California from August 13-15, 2008. More information on the proceedings at: http://www.bordergovernors.ca.gov/index.php Report ” Water and Border-Area Climate Change, An Introduction” available here Reporte “Agua y Cambio Climático en el Área Fronteriza, Una Introducción” disponible aqui |
Los Angeles Times. May 25,2008. Colorado delta waters and prospects are drying up..Los Angeles Times. March 28, 2008. “Warming felt more in Western US”. . An analysis of 50 studies finds that the region's temperatures are increasing faster than in the rest of the country and the planet as a whole. To view document click here.
The U.S. and Mexico meet in March 11, 2008 to address cooperative actions for the Colorado River basin. Details here: English, Español. March 17, 2007 . CNN International - USA. Six species under threat in Mexico
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