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Feds cash stream supports Colorado River conservation — but the money will dry up – The Voice

The feds will spend a total of $15.4 billion for drought resiliency programs over the coming years.

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Feds cash stream supports Colorado River conservation — but the money will dry up – Daily Local

The feds will spend a total of $15.4 billion for drought resiliency programs over the coming years.

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Feds cash stream supports Colorado River conservation — but the money will dry up – Boston Herald

The feds will spend a total of $15.4 billion for drought resiliency programs over the coming years.

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Feds cash stream supports Colorado River conservation—but the money will dry up

Feds cash stream supports Colorado River conservation—but the money will dry up
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Feds cash stream supports Colorado River conservation — but the money will dry up

States must make long-term investments and rethink water-sharing agreements if the Colorado River is to survive, environmental experts say.

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