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Colorado ranchers face not just drought but rising social pressures
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11/07/2021 - 03:42 Cattle rancher Janie VanWinkle, seen standing near a reservoir on her Colorado ranch during a record-hot summer, says drought is only one problem facing fellow ranchers Patrick T. FALLON AFP/File 4 min
Grand Junction (United States) (AFP) The grass should be up to here, Janie VanWinkle says, holding a hand next to her knee above the scant growth on her ranch in Colorado, which just as in 2020, and 2018 is again being hit by devastating drought. Here we are again, she says, wearing a checkered shirt and a persistent smile that belies her ranch s woes at a time when record high temperatures have been scorching much of the US West.