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Study: Colorado River Water Supply Slowly Falling Short of Users
Anne Minard
December 14, 2012
The Colorado River – which is the lifeblood to 40 million people and no less than 22 tribes – stands to fall at least 3.2 million acre-feet short of its users’ needs by 2060...
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