Arizona, Nevada, Mexico Face Colorado River Supply Cuts for the Third Consecutive Year
Seven states and two Mexican states must agree on Colorado River water cuts by 2026 to address 20% flow decline and avoid federal intervention, officials warn.
- Arizona, Nevada, and Mexico will face cuts in their Colorado River water allocations for the third consecutive year due to ongoing drought in the West.
- The cuts will amount to an 18% reduction for Arizona, 7% for Nevada, and 5% for Mexico, with California avoiding any cuts due to its senior water rights.
- Decades of overuse and the effects of climate change have led to a shortage of water in the Colorado River, posing challenges for the states and entities relying on its supply.
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Arizona, Nevada, Mexico face Colorado River supply cuts for the third consecutive year
Arizona, Nevada and Mexico will be subject to substantial cuts from their Colorado River allocations for the third year in a row, the Bureau of Reclamation announced Friday. The agency made these determinations in its August 2025 24-month study, which provides an outlook on hydrological conditions and projected operations for the basin’s two biggest reservoirs: Lake…
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