Matt Weiser

The Trump administration is rolling back regulations aimed at preserving vital wetlands, but the state government isn't ready to cede control.

• By Matt Weiser

The oil business in New Mexico is booming, but due to the state's stricter laws the groundwater being used to access petroleum is pumped in from Texas.

• By Matt Weiser

The aquifers in question are located in the Sonoma Lowlands sub-basin, and they are each a vital source of irrigation water for grape growing.

• By Matt Weiser

Lost in the excitement around the legislation is the fact that water agencies have no way to measure how much water their customers use indoors.

• By Matt Weiser

Hemp, which produces valuable CBD oil, is set to become recognized as an agricultural crop this year, and could provide a much needed influx of revenue for Western agriculture.

• By Matt Weiser

Even after 35 years of efforts to resolve the issue, toxic farm water is being pushed into a local park and showing up in the eggs of local bird species.

• By Matt Weiser

In Idaho, a state with stringent water rights, the people have managed to recharge the essential Eastern Snake Plain Aquifer that supplies hundreds of thousands with water.

• By Matt Weiser

A conversation with a biology professor about how technology could provide new insights into complex water systems.

• By Matt Weiser

Big Sky, Montana, is looking to become one of a handful of cities to tackle its water shortage problem through snowmaking with sewage-treated water.

• By Matt Weiser

Small communities across America don't cope well with water shortages, but one group from UCLA has created something to fix that.

• By Matt Weiser