despite record drought, the water is being used at the same rate as ever by industry and major cities across the west. i think it goes back to the values of american governance. how unsustainable development has been in this country and continues to be unsustainable. if the law of god was in place, the law of god says the water s gonna flow downhill. but what did we do? we put a dam here, there, there, and use it to push the water. making it flow uphill. phoenix should have never been developed. tuscon should have never been developed. as fears rise about the water running out, we re taking a journey down the colorado to find out who really controls this river - and why - in a time of crisis - they re taking more water than it can supply. what does that look like 50 to 100 years from now? i worry about the future generations. what are they gonna have? we re paying our lives for that. we have to pay that price so a group of people can have their american dream. on
the colorado is now the most endangered river in america. despite record drought, the water is being used at the same rate as ever by industry and major cities across the west. i think it goes back to the values of american governance. how unsustainable development has been in this country and continues to be unsustainable. if the law of god was in place, the law of god says the water s gonna flow downhill. but what did we do? we put a dam here, there, there, and use it to push the water. making it flow uphill. phoenix should have never been developed. tuscon should have never been developed. as fears rise about the water running out, we re taking a journey down the colorado to find out who really controls this river - and why - in a time of crisis - they re taking more water than it can supply. what does that look like 50 to 100 years from now? i worry about the future generations. what are they gonna have? we re paying our lives for that. we have to pay that price
their community has been here for centuries - and seen the river carved up over time. the colorado is now the most endangered river in america. despite record drought, the water is being used at the same rate as ever by industry and major cities across the west. i think it goes back to the values of american governance. how unsustainable development has been in this country and continues to be unsustainable. if the law of god was in place, the law of god says the water s gonna flow downhill. but what did we do? we put a dam here, there, there, and use it to push the water. making it flow uphill. phoenix should have never been developed. tuscon should have never been developed. as fears rise about the water running out, we re taking a journey down the colorado to find out who really controls this river - and why - in a time of crisis - they re taking more water than it can supply. what does that look like 50 to 100 years from now? i worry about the future generations.
river carved up over time. the colorado is now the most endangered river in america. despite record drought, the water is being used at the same rate as ever by industry and major cities across the west. i think it goes back to the values of american governance. how unsustainable development has been in this country and continues to be unsustainable. if the law of god was in place, the law of god says the water s gonna flow downhill. but what did we do? we put a dam here, there, there, and use it to push the water. making it flow uphill. phoenix should have never been developed. tuscon should have never been developed. as fears rise about the water running out, we re taking a journey down the colorado to find out who really controls this river - and why - in a time of crisis - they re taking more water than it can supply. what does that look like 50 to 100 years from now? i worry about the future generations. what are they gonna have? we re paying our lives for that
for centuries - and seen the river carved up over time. the colorado is now the most endangered river in america. despite record drought, the water is being used at the same rate as ever by industry and major cities across the west. i think it goes back to the values of american governance. how unsustainable development has been in this country and continues to be unsustainable. if the law of god was in place, the law of god says the water s gonna flow downhill. but what did we do? we put a dam here, there, there, and use it to push the water. making it flow uphill. phoenix should have never been developed. tuscon should have never been developed. as fears rise about the water running out, we re taking a journey down the colorado to find out who really controls this river - and why - in a time of crisis - they re taking more water than it can supply. what does that look like 50 to 100 years from now? i worry about the future generations. what are they gonna have? we