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Clock ticks down on Colorado River cuts What will feds do? - Governors Wind Energy Coalition

Clock ticks down on Colorado River cuts What will feds do? - Governors Wind Energy Coalition
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The West s most important water supply is drying up Soon, life for 40 million people who depend on the Colorado River will change

PAGE, Ariz. White sandstone cliffs create a ring around Lake Powell in contrast to the honey- and red-colored desert rock nearby. Evidence that water once, not all that long ago, filled America’s se.

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Life to change for 40 million people as Colorado River continues to dry up

Fed by the Colorado River, Lake Powell, in south-central Utah, has seen wet years and dry years over the past two decades. Mostly dry years.

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Clock ticks down on Colorado River cuts What will feds do?

The Bureau of Reclamation next week is set to announce the 24-month projections for the shrinking river basin, while states are supposed to offer up their

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Western Cities Begin Adapting to Life With Less Water

The Colorado River system, which supplies millions of Americans in the Western U.S. with water, has declined to just 39 percent filled in the last two decades. Many cities are already making adjustments to limit water usage.

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