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The USDA is funding an Arizona facility and backing genetically modified fly trials to combat screwworm, a flesh-eating livestock pest resurging in US ranches. The approach uses GMO flies as a new tool in pest control strategy.
On July 31, 2026, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation proposed steep mandatory water cuts for Arizona, California, and Nevada over the next decade as the Colorado River faces its worst drought since 1957, with reservoirs at historically low levels.
Federal officials announced on August 21, 2026, significant cuts to Colorado River water allocations for Arizona, California, and Nevada over the next two years, with Arizona's share shrinking by approximately one-third. The cuts aim to stabilize a system strained by decades of decline and record-low snowpack, affecting an estimated $1.4 trillion in annual regional economic activity.