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    Commentary: California and its neighbors are at an impasse over the Colorado River. Here’s a way forward

    by Eric Kuhn, Los Angeles Times Mar 02, 2023 3 minutes
    The Colorado River cuts through the Grand Canyon as seen from the Hopi Viewpoint on The Colorado River cuts through the Grand Canyon as seen from the Hopi Viewpoint on the South Rim at dusk.

    California and the other Colorado River Basin states are at odds over how to halt the precipitous decline of Lake Mead. The impasse reflects a century of failure to take a basic step left undone by the original Colorado River Compact.

    The seven states in the basin have made dueling proposals for balancing water demand with the available supply. Both require large cuts in water use in all three Lower Basin states: California, Arizona and Nevada. While California’s proposal puts a greater burden

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