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water rights

  • Supreme Court Rules Against Navajo Nation in Water Dispute
    Supreme Court Rules Against Navajo Nation in Water Dispute
    The Supreme Court ruled 5–4 on June 22 that the federal government has no obligation to help the Navajo Nation gain access to water, finding that a 19th-century treaty with ...
    June 22, 2023BY Matthew Vadum
  • Navajo Nation Asks Supreme Court to Let It Access Colorado River Water
    Navajo Nation Asks Supreme Court to Let It Access Colorado River Water
    The Supreme Court heard a dispute on March 20 about whether an Indian tribe can draw water from ...
    March 20, 2023BY Matthew Vadum
  • Tampering With Water Rights Could Increase Costs in California
    Tampering With Water Rights Could Increase Costs in California
    Commentary As I've mentioned before, “In California, whisky is for drinking and water is for fighting,” according to a ...
    March 7, 2023BY John Seiler
  • US Water Resources Under Foreign Control Increasing Amid Security Concerns
    US Water Resources Under Foreign Control Increasing Amid Security Concerns
    While U.S. officials continue to express concern over the surge in foreign-owned farm acreage, an important question looms: ...
    January 19, 2023BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Calls for States to Boycott the Federal Government’s Water Rights Intervention
    Calls for States to Boycott the Federal Government’s Water Rights Intervention
    Australia’s food production and security will be “at risk” if the New South Wales (NSW) and Victorian state ...
    November 21, 2022BY Henry Jom
  • Why Latin America Is Suffering Critical Water Shortages
    Why Latin America Is Suffering Critical Water Shortages
    SANTA CRUZ, Bolivia—Nearly 31 percent of the world's fresh water supply is in Latin America, which endures perilous ...
    January 27, 2022BY Autumn Spredemann
  • A Framework for Ending the Egypt-Ethiopia Nile Water War
    A Framework for Ending the Egypt-Ethiopia Nile Water War
    Commentary Whiskey is for drinking. Water is for fighting. In less colorful words, securing water is worth going ...
    July 22, 2020BY Austin Bay
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