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[Recorded September 27, 2026] Water doesn’t stop at the U.S.-Mexico border — and neither does the aquifer beneath the Santa Cruz River. This week on Western Water Highlights, we begin underground, where scientists from the United States and Mexico have completed a major binational study of a shared groundwater system covering roughly 1,500 square miles. The research provides a more complete scientific picture of an aquifer that supplies communities, agriculture, industry and ecosystems on both sides of the border. Then we head to New Mexico, where testing has found “forever chemicals” in 43 private wells near Santa Fe. Officials are now investigating how far the contamination has spread and whether it is continuing to move through the groundwater. In California, new laws will require proposed data centers to provide more information about water demand, available supplies, efficiency and drought planning. We also visit Suisun Marsh, where scientists are experimenting with managed wetlands that can produce zooplankton — essentially creating food for struggling native fish. One researcher has a memorable description for the idea: “salting the soup.” Also this week: companies participating in the Colorado River Basin Collaborative have committed $32 million toward water projects, with a goal of raising $100 million; World Economic Forum contributors describe the Colorado River Basin as facing “water bankruptcy”; and the federal government is again asking where the legal boundaries of the Waters of the United States should be drawn. Finally, we check the latest U.S. Drought Monitor. Monsoon rain has brought improvement to parts of Arizona and New Mexico, but severe flooding and long-term drought can exist in the same place at nearly the same time. Significant drought also remains across portions of Colorado, Wyoming and Utah. CHAPTERS: 00:00 — The Aquifer That Crosses a Border 03:57 — “Forever Chemicals” Found in 43 New Mexico Wells 06:41 — California’s New Data Center Water Rules 08:32 — Can Wetlands Make Dinner for Fish? 11:01 — $32 Million for Colorado River Projects 12:25 — Is the Colorado River “Water Bankrupt”? 15:16 — What Is a “Water of the United States”? 17:06 — Drought, Monsoons and Flash Floods 19:58 — The Week in Western Water; What Do You Think? Western Water Highlights brings you plain-spoken water news from across the Colorado River Basin — clearly, accurately and without the hype. For stories reported every day except Sunday, visit https://www.western-water.com. USEFUL LINKS; CREDITS: World Economic Forum https://www.weforum.org/stories/food-water-air/american-west-colorado-river-water-debt/ Comments Requested on Waters of the U.S. and How to Comment: Summary of pending issues -- https://www.western-water.com/2026/09/22/17-days-left-to-comment-on-waters-of-the-u-s/ Comment link on the Federal Register – https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/09/09/2026-18317/updated-definition-of-waters-of-the-united-states TikTok – Mr. Dai New Mexico Flash Floods https://www.tiktok.com/@mr.dai753/video/7688381936099740958 #ColoradoRiver #WaterNews #Groundwater #WesternWater PRODUCTION NOTES: Here on Organic Promotions (and Western-Water), we use AI to visualize some concepts. Portions of this video include AI-generated visuals and a digital presenter. All reporting, research, editorial decisions, and narration were produced and reviewed by a human creator. While portions of the video are AI-assisted for better visual quality, the research, scripting, and journalistic curation remain 100% human and are based on decades of experience in western water issues. All news items discussed are based on real published research, government press releases and news stories. These tools allow us to bring these complex stories to life. Thank you for your support and understanding.

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