The 20 farming families who use more water from the Colorado River than some states

Tens of millions of people rely on Colorado River water. But as its supply shrinks, these farmers get more water from the river than entire states.

Related Keywords

San Diego ,California ,United States ,University Of Arizona ,Arizona ,Imperial County ,Imperial Valley ,Long Beach ,Lower Basin ,New York ,Nevada ,China ,Saudi Arabia ,Japan ,Phoenix ,Japanese ,Chinese ,American ,Wheeler Morgan ,Ralph Strahm ,Robert Schettler ,Robert Menvielle ,Elmore Mccutcheon ,Las Vegas ,Alex Abatti ,Cal Shaw ,Mike Abatti ,Kate Elmore Mccutcheon ,Jeffrey Saikhon ,Bill Brandt ,Alex Abatti Jr ,Ralph Taylor ,Jay Famiglietti ,Gina Dockstader ,Anne Schechinger ,Manuel Castro ,Battista Abatti ,Craig Elmore ,Gavin Newsom ,Mark Olalde ,Jack Vessey ,Jason Taylor ,Morgan ,University Of Idaho Gridded Surface Meteorological Dataset ,Environmental Working Group ,Farm Efficiency Conservation Program ,Sol West Ranches ,Colorado River ,New York City ,Brandt Family Farms ,Southern California ,Imperial Irrigation District ,Sun Belt ,Irrigation District ,Desert Sun ,Mapping Evapotranspiration ,High Resolution ,Internalized Calibration ,Gridded Surface Meteorological Dataset ,Cropland Data Layer ,California Department ,Water Resources Statewide Crop Mapping ,On Farm Efficiency Conservation ,Imperial Irrigation ,Water Conservation ,Water ,Cheap Water ,Water Buffalo ,Strahm ,