No basin priority in the Compact, tighter math once the 1944 Treaty is included, and a direct proposal for how to reconcile both with today’s hydrology.
#ColoradoRiver#WaterLaw#USMexicoWater
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Hydrwonk examines how a text‑based reading of the Colorado River Compact can clarify debates around the 75 MAF/10‑year flow. Helpful framing for ongoing Basin discussions.
@usbr#ColoradoRiver#WesternWater#WaterLaw
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The Shoshone transaction is a structural shift: a senior call, a permanency framework, and a new layer of institutional design for the Colorado River.
#ColoradoRiver#WaterPolicy#WaterMarkets
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A notable development in the Lower Basin: this new MOU could open the door to the Colorado River’s first interstate water transfer program
#ColoradoRiver#WaterPolicy#WesternWater
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Stratecon argues that sustainable management will depend on transparent federal rules, voluntary water transfers, and basin-wide cooperation—including Mexico—to stabilize storage and restore long-term reliability in the #ColoradoRiver system.
#Post2026
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LTSCs remain a powerful tool for firming municipal supplies. Tucson’s latest purchase from Reclamation shows how cities can strengthen groundwater buffers and prepare for long‑term shortages.
#ArizonaWater#ColoradoRiver#WaterStrategy
The Colorado River system is changing—are we?
My new piece challenges outdated assumptions and calls for bold reform.
https://t.co/tqP1RUsfSX
#WaterPolicy#ColoradoRiverCrisis#ResilientWater
The post-2026 Colorado River negotiations will define basin governance for a generation.
I break down the stakes, strategies, and institutional dynamics in my latest for Water Strategist:
https://t.co/oKkS8iOaiw
#ColoradoRiver#sustainability@usbr#waterpolicy
Nearly 20 years of Colorado River cutbacks—and the challenges persist.
Part 2 of my Hydrowonk Blog series breaks down the 2007 Interim Guidelines & 2019 DCP. Misconceptions abound, but the data tells a different story.
https://t.co/y5G9IRWPf2
#WaterPolicy#CORiver#WesternWater
The Public Trust Doctrine is a broad mandate to consider public trust values rather than a rigid mandate to protect them
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#CAWater#KernRiver#PublicTrust
The California Supreme Court can protect incentives for responsible groundwater management by agreeing to review an appellate court decision challenging Indian Wells Valley GSP. The future of reasonable groundwater management hangs in the balance.
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