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Correcting over-allocation: Resource experts propose a statewide water-rights buyback program

Summary by Reno News & Review
After the Nevada Legislature reconvenes on Feb. 3, lawmakers will consider Senate Bill 36, which aims to conserve groundwater by allowing water rights to be bought—and retired. Nevada is the driest U.S. state, receiving the least yearly precipitation. Most of the state—including much of Washoe County—is abnormally dry or in a drought, according to data from the National Drought Mitigation Center. To get the water they need, Nevada industries loo…
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Reno News & Review broke the news in on Monday, February 3, 2025.
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