The Biden administration will spend up to $400 million to pay farmers in Western irrigation districts to conserve water, the Agriculture Department said Thursday.

The Agriculture Department is launching a $400 million effort with 18 irrigation districts to pay Western farmers to cut back on water use, so long as they promise to keep farming.

Arizona is putting the money towards sustainable solutions for managing groundwater and critical water infrastructure.

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - On Aug. 1, The United States Department of Agriculture and the Biden-Harris Administration announced they will invest $400 million to address drought concerns.

The Department of Agriculture announced Thursday that it will invest up to $400 million in paying farmers in 11 states to reduce their water consumption while continuing to produce commodities.

As Congress starts work on the next government funding bills, President Trump is proposing eliminating a key water ...

Water managers, state and county elected officials and representatives from environmental and recreation organizations all gathered in Glenwood Springs on Tuesday to mark a historic deal intended to ...

Amazon's first water replenishment project in the Yamuna River watershed, is aimed at combating severe water scarcity in New Delhi. This initiative promises to restore over 400 million liters of ...

The Biden administration will be investing $140 million in water conservation and efficiency projects across the American West, the Department of the Interior announced on Friday. The projects incl… ...

Water providers say rebates for residential areas are costly and many people refuse to remove their lawns. The rules aim to save enough water for more than a million households a year.

USDA and Biden-Harris Administration invest $400 million for water conservation The Palisade Irrigation District will receive funds.

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