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Can fish survive West's megadrought? (opens the original)
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A fly fisherman from New Mexico sought solitude and a chance at catching Arizonaâs state fish last fall when he steered his pickup into a gravel parking strip overlooking a stream that winds through a meadow in the White Mountains. Instead of alpine serenity, Michael Altherr saw heavy excavators rumbling in the field, ripping into the soil to chunk out sod plugs or grasping at piled logs and dropping them into the narrow stream. It wasnât the wilderness experience he had expected, but neithe
Mexico to share Colorado River cuts (opens the original)
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The United States and Mexico have signed a Colorado River treaty amendment under which Mexico will share in the water-use reductions to be imposed on Arizona, California and Nevada over the next two years, the International Boundary and Water Commission announced. The U.S. Interior Department previously announced that it would withhold 1.25 million acre-feet of water from the three U.S. states in each of the next two years to slow declines in reservoir storage. That plan aligned with what the st
Nevada sues to block federal Colorado River cuts. Is Arizona next? (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning Nevada has sued to block a new federal plan for reducing Southwestern water deliveries from the Colorado River, arguing it unfairly jeopardizes the Las Vegas economy. The state, the Colorado River Commission of Nevada and the Southern Nevada Water Authority seek to block the U.S. Interior Departmentâs imposition of a shortage framework reducing deliveries out of Lake Mead. They filed suit in federal d
Feds finalize Colorado River plan. Here's how much Arizona will lose (opens the original)
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See what today's weather forecast looks like in Tucson. The federal government has finalized a plan to slash the Southwestâs use of Colorado River water over the next two years in an effort to halt the decline of storage in the riverâs largest reservoirs. The U.S. Interior Department announced guidelines Friday for dealing with the riverâs shortage for the next two years by trimming 1.25 million acre-feet out of the usual allocation of 7.5 million that Arizona, California and Nevada share.
Arizona warns feds of 'catastrophic' harm from Colorado River plan (opens the original)
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See the A1 covers from the past for this day in history. Arizona continues pressing its case against potentially âcatastrophicâ cuts in its water supply, asserting that the federal governmentâs developing plan for the Colorado River ignores critical legal requirements to deliver water to the Southwest. As the U.S. Interior Department puts the finishing touches on rules that will determine the next two years of supply for Arizona, California and Nevada, Arizona Water Resources Director Tom
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