Irrigation

A remote corner of Eastern Oregon is emblematic of how state officials have long ignored water sustainability concerns.

Frogs and fish in the Upper Deschutes River will get more water in the winter, but it may not be enough to protect them.

Federal dam operators are asking to open the irrigation season next week in lieu of holding back water to benefit fish.

With a drought on the horizon, the Klamath Basin prepares for the worst.

The benefits of an above-average snowpack measured in most locations statewide earlier this year have yet to be fully realized due to extreme heat.

A ruling released Wednesday says additional water is needed on the Klamath River to flush out parasites causing deadly disease outbreaks in salmon.

Lawsuit could lead to compensation and a change in the legal status of water rights in the drought-stricken West.

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