A deal announced by the International Boundary and Water Commission of the United States and Mexico calls for water use reductions on both sides.

Mexico will accept reduced Colorado River water allocations under a new binational agreement. This accord, known as Minute ...

The reduction agreed to in Minute 334 is equivalent to one-sixth of Mexico’s annual allocation established in the original treaty.

The short-term deal, which comes on the heels of big water cuts for three Western states, includes more cuts for Mexico.

Mexico's commitment to draw less water from the Colorado River system showcases a proactive approach amid ongoing sustainability challenges. This two-year agreement, lauded by experts for its ...

The United States and Mexico have signed a Colorado River treaty amendment under which Mexico will share in the water-use ...

The new agreement means less water for Mexico, but provides stability to those who use the Colorado River near its delta.

Diné writer Alastair Lee Bitsóí considers a tributary that runs through his land amid unprecedented September monsoons in New Mexico, and how stewardship for the Colorado River begins with such ...

While states have been unable to reach their own deal to manage the Colorado River, the United States and Mexico have signed an agreement for that portion of the river.

The United States and Mexico have signed a Colorado Treaty amendment under which the United States will reduce Colorado River ...

Federal officials have announced sharp water cuts for the next two years for three Western states that rely on the imperiled Colorado River ...