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Another Dry Year On The Colorado River Could Force States, Feds Back To Negotiating Table

Another Dry Year On The Colorado River Could Force States, Feds Back To Negotiating Table

Jun 25, 2021

By LUKE RUNYON Lake Mead’s bath tub ring is growing larger this year, as the nation’s largest human-made reservoir declines to its lowest level on record. LUKE RUNYON / KUNC Originally published on June 23, 2021 12:39 pm Colorado River water managers could...
Declining Lake Powell Levels Prompt Colorado River States To Form New Plan

Declining Lake Powell Levels Prompt Colorado River States To Form New Plan

May 21, 2021

By LUKE RUNYON  Lake Powell is impounded by Glen Canyon Dam, near the Utah-Arizona border, shown here in fall 2018.LUKE RUNYON / KUNC/LIGHTHAWK Originally published on May 20, 2021 5:03 pm Declining levels at the second-largest reservoir in the U.S. have spurred...
Colorado River Tribes Aim To Establish ‘One Unified Voice’ In Policy Talks

Colorado River Tribes Aim To Establish ‘One Unified Voice’ In Policy Talks

Apr 7, 2021

By LUKE RUNYON  The Colorado River weaves through the Sonoran desert near Yuma, Arizona.LUKE RUNYON/KUNC Tribes in the Colorado River basin are calling for more influence in how the climate-stressed river is managed. As negotiations kick off on a new set of rules for...
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