Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly says preserving the state’s water resources is ‘imperative’

Дата публикации: 04-06-2026 21:23:27

Kansas’ Ogallala Aquifer has been losing water for decades. And while dedicating funding to a strategic water plan was a priority of Kelly’s during the 2026 legislative session, no measure passed. But she’s optimistic the state will continue to make progress after she leaves office in January.

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