Insights
Climate Change and Reliability Investment California’s water market is defined by extremes. The State has the most variable and geographically concentrated precipitation patterns in the United States, but a limited ability to store or convey that water. These dynamics lead to spot-market prices that can spike dramatically during droughts and then collapse in a subsequent […]
The dry winter that we are experiencing in parts of the Rocky Mountains is a reminder that water supply conditions may be forever changing and this change has important implications for agricultural producers who have built operations and customs around historical hydrology. WestWater contributed to a forward-thinking study that investigated how forage producers in the […]
We’re excited to be sponsoring and attending the 2026 AGWT – AHS Arizona Groundwater Policy Conference tomorrow, January 8th, in Tempe! This important gathering brings together landowners, groundwater end-users, regulators, management agencies, scientists, engineers, lawyers, and citizens to discuss critical groundwater issues and policy specific to Arizona. It’s an excellent opportunity for information sharing among […]
With only 75 days until the Sustainable Water Investment Summit on March 5-6, 2026, now is the time to register and join the leading minds shaping the future of water investment and sustainability. This premier gathering brings together investors, water professionals, policymakers, and industry innovators for two days of cutting-edge insights, strategic networking, and collaborative […]
Up in the province of Alberta, water users are pleased to see changes to the Water Act that should make it easier to transfer water between uses. The Water Act had not been updated since 1999 and water users up in Canada are seeing the same supply-demand pressures that are well-known to Western U.S. In Alberta, large agricultural […]
On November 21, WestWater Research’s Texas Regional Director, Sharlene Leurig, spent the day at the Parker County Sheriff’s Posse rodeo grounds. It was water, not cattle, on the agenda. The water symposium, convened as an open meeting of the County Commissioners Court, attracted several hundred residents to hear what the future holds for water supplies […]