Annie Snider

RT @USAmbMex: I discussed the threat of #ClimateChange in the Colorado River Basin with @Interior and @USBR. With @usibwc they are collabor…

The 7-state brawl along the Colorado River is an early glimpse of the politically and economically wrenching decisions over who should bear the pain of more intense droughts, wildfires, floods and storms wrought by climate change. https://t.co/DiaD8ZOk8A

Wait, I’m sorry, WHAT? This is by far the best thing about 2023 so far.

Chris Koski @PolicyProcessor

I salute the Portland ACE for this triumph.

RT @OtayMark: https://t.co/L5Q9FQxnHU

If EPA follows through on its promise to set a federal limit on toxic 'forever chemicals' in drinking water, it could bring the biggest improvement in water quality in a generation -- and not just for PFAS. https://t.co/3cXU5e8ZYf

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RT @janetwilson66: IID approves possible $250 million Salton Sea deal with feds, state, over livid public outcry https://t.co/PPOHdIajcQ vi…

Amazing!

Cornell Lab @CornellBirds

On a small island off New Guinea, a camera trap has captured the first images *ever* taken of the Black-naped Pheasant-Pigeon, a bird that has not been seen by scientists in 140 years. https://t.co/SdrKapgZDS

Western Dems won $4 billion for the drought-stricken Colorado River in their sweeping August spending bill, but figuring out how to spend it stands to be far harder. https://t.co/he4iqZlBAd (🔒)

This is terrible news. Thomas Meixner was one of my first guides to understanding how water works on an arid landscape and was incredibly generous with his time. Campus Shooting | The University of Arizona https://t.co/W2fHQSejxq

Congressional appropriators are looking to add as much as $200 million to the stop-gap government spending bill for the drinking water crisis in Jackson, Miss. -- and keep the money out of the state's hands. https://t.co/1SfxesH44y

Yields could be down by as much as a third from last year, as climate change impacts set in https://t.co/IjwHv65YKs

Tactical cooling vests are the new night vision goggles?

Patrick Tucker @DefTechPat

In an exclusive interview: Pentagon climate chief says US needs new tools to train and defeat adversaries in tomorrow's extreme heat conditions. "We need to own the heat the way we now own night." https://t.co/mk3huRcyNW my latest for @DefenseOne

RT @TonyFratto: We live in a time when people living in the desert believe the water will come, while people living next to the ocean belie…

In America’s fastest-growing metro, a rising fear water will run out There are lots of eyes on https://t.co/O4nvnbKTgy, Utah, as the states and federal government struggle to keep Colorado River levels from falling to disastrous lows. https://t.co/sCgFGAV4F5

Drought and chronic overuse have put the Colorado River on the brink of a massive water and power crisis. States are struggling to agree on a plan to prevent it. Now, the Biden admin must decide whether to make the politically perilous choices for them. https://t.co/I1HDf9JkG4