World Economic Forum opinion calls Colorado River ‘water bankruptcy’
A World Economic Forum opinion calls the Colorado River’s supply-demand imbalance “water bankruptcy” and points to ways to address it.
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Video: If Upper Basin states save water, who gets the credit?
Upper Basin states want credit and protection for voluntarily conserved Colorado River water as Lake Powell remains at just 22% of live storage. This issues and more are explored in this week's Water...