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The Politics of Water: A panel conversation with KJZZ News

The Politics of Water: A panel conversation with KJZZ News
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It s been a good year for Colorado River snowmelt But dry soil, high temperatures could erase gains

It s been a good year for Colorado River snowmelt But dry soil, high temperatures could erase gains
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Colorado River deal means more say for Indigenous people in water decisions

Coverage of tribal natural resources is supported in part by Catena FoundationSix Native American tribes have come to an agreement with the Upper Colorado River Basin states on a deal to share the river’s water.

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16 Bungee Jumps in the United States - Explore Magazine

While bungee jumping may have been invented in New Zealand, the United States is home to more than a few prime bungee jumping spots where adrenaline junkies can really get their heart pumping.

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The Colorado River loses more than 19 million acre-feet of water annually, but where does it go?

According to a recently published study by researchers from Northern Arizona University, the Colorado River loses more than 19 million acre-feet of water to cities, farms and evaporation every year. That’s roughly the same amount of water used by the 50 largest cities in the country.

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