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Phoenix among those voluntarily losing Colorado River water

Phoenix among those voluntarily losing Colorado River water
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Phoenix among those voluntarily losing Colorado River water

Phoenix among those voluntarily losing Colorado River water
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Phoenix among those voluntarily losing Colorado River water

Phoenix among those voluntarily losing Colorado River water
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Phoenix among those voluntarily losing Colorado River water

The Colorado River serves more than 40 million people in Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Colorado, California, Wyoming, Utah and Mexico. Lake Mead and Lake Powell store the water and are used to gauge the river’s health.

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SAT: Intel to pay $32 million for water pipeline construction to factory, Proposed teacher raise could make New Mexico competitive, + More

Computer chip maker Intel plans to pay one of New Mexico's largest water utilities $32 million to build a pipeline to supply its factory with the much needed resource.

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