(MENAFN- Market Press Release) November 22, 2025 1:36 am - WaterMicronWorld is the Solution to Water Crisis Around the World. WaterMicronWorld New Office #306BCD Manivong Blvd Sangkat Chaktomuk, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Colorado River negotiations are heating up as officials try to reach a basin wide agreement by 2026.

But how would their competing proposals play out if they were managing the basin this year?

If any of the Colorado River management options were used to manage this year's sub-par snowpack, Arizona, California and Nevada would be forced to slash 17% to 43% of their legal share. Coloradans would be focused on voluntary conservation.

Colorado River officials are debating six options for how to manage the overstressed river after 2026 with the goal of reaching a seven-state agreement by May. Under this year's water conditions, all of the proposed plans would call for mandatory cuts in the three Lower Basin states with reductions ranging from 1.3 million to 3.2 million acre-feet.

The basin's legal share of the river is 7.5 million acre-feet, although estimates say its actual use is higher.

Under most of the different management options, Colorado and its sister states in the Upper Basin would be asked to voluntarily conserve up to 500,000 acre-feet of water. One acre-foot roughly equals the annual water use of two to three households.

In Arizona, the state that would be hardest-hit, cities, farms and tribes are already making alternative plans, Tom Buschatzke, Arizona's Colorado River negotiator, said.
“The impacts are going to be meaningful,” Buschatzke, who is also director of the Arizona Department of Water Resources, said.“They are going to have some pain attached to them.”
It's been a tough water year for parts of Colorado and the Colorado River Basin. In Colorado, the snowpack on the Western Slope - where the Colorado River starts ended up with a below average peak this winter.
Across the basin, more than 20 major reservoirs and tributaries can expect a lower-than-usual water supply between April and July, according to the Colorado Basin River Forecast Center.

Lake Powell, one of the immense reservoirs that provides storage for millions of water users in the basin, will likely receive less than 70% of its normal inflows from the Upper Basin region of Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming and Utah.

It's the kind of water year that starts to worry officials about late-summer irrigation supplies and wildfire risks, according to fire officials, irrigators and water providers.
With this year's conditions, Colorado River states would be conserving or cutting back on their water use under any of the six plans dominating current planning discussions: two competing proposals from basin states - one from the Upper Basin and one from the Lower Basin - and four options from the federal government.

The fifth federal option, called the“no action” alternative, is theoretical and a required part of the federal planning process. It would not sustainably manage the river, officials say.

It will mean that creative things, like treating water so it can be used to drink, will have to be developed and deployed, which also means significant infrastructure costs of hundreds of millions of dollars, Buschatzke said.

"Solution"
Atmospheric Water Generators from WaterMicronWorld in much of the world the only source of water, if any, is often located at a great distance and is severely contaminated. Ironically, water is also the cause of illness and death for millions yearly, especially children under the age of five years.

Finally, there is a solution:
WaterMicronWorld is a leading company providing technologically advanced water generators that produce pure drinking water from the very air that we all breathe! Our atmosphere is full of water, until now not accessible on demand.
People have prayed for rain and still do; Native Americans Indian danced for it; now we can literally extract that water out of the air, and have that pure water where and when we want it and need it! WaterMicronWorld, bringing pure water to those who need it, provides multiple benefits for your family, business, and community.

WaterMicronWorld International is the leader in the manufacture, marketing, and distribution of highly advanced atmospheric water generators that extract the moisture from the air and converts it into clean, pure drinking water. Water, essential for all aspects of life, is the world most valuable commodity and is becoming increasingly scarce.

The population of the world continues to increase, yet the clean and drinkable water supply continues to decrease. Throughout history, humans have always looked down while looking for a source for their water needs. They have always extracted from holes in the ground, wells, ponds, lakes, rivers, and aquifers. All of these sources have one thing in common, which is that we are taking water out faster than nature can replace it.

WaterMicronWorld brings an ecologically friendly and new source of pure drinking water to industry, businesses and home users alike to USA.

WaterMicronWorld provides truly affordable, state-of-the-art technology that is easy to operate and maintain.
The technology taps into a water source that does not place more demands on Mother Earth.. Pure water from the air we breathe!

WaterMicronWorld International Atmospheric Water Generators, AWG-C Series units can generate from 15 to 20,000 liters of pure drinking water per day.
Our unique compact systems are ideal for Hotels, Schools, Office buildings, Housing developments, Hospitals, Marine and small Municipal applications.
“Water is Life”

MENAFN22112025003520003262ID1110381927