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Dwindling water supply, legal questions push Colorado River into ‘wildly uncharted territory’

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Dwindling water supply, legal questions push Colorado River into ‘wildly uncharted territory’

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Time is ticking for states that share the shrinking Colorado River to negotiate a new set of governing rules. One major sticking point, which has the potential to thrust the parties into a protracted legal battle, hinges on differing interpretations of a few sentences in a century-old agreement. In a recent letter, the river’s Lower Basin states — California, Nevada and Arizona — asked federal officials to analyze the effects of a hypothetical …See the Story

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Data centers a small, but growing factor in Arizona’s water budget

BUCKEYE, Ariz. – It was supposed to be called Cipriani, a master planned community with more than 9,700 homes at the western fringe of this sprawling desert city in central Arizona. Plans have changed. One regional growth industry – housing – is being supplanted by another – computing. Even as both carry questions about efficient […]See the Story

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