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After a historic drought, here's one way Colorado is keeping its taps running (opens the original)
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During times of drought, cities and farmers can be in conflict. Who takes a hit when there's not enough water to go around? This year in Colorado, though, farmers in one small town found a way to cooperate and share. Colorado Public Radio's Ishan Thakore explains. ISHAN THAKORE, BYLINE: Kremmling is a quiet town, less than 2,000 people on the banks of the Colorado River. But this year, that river was sometimes a trickle, and some of the ditches and streams that supply the town's water were basic
After a historic drought, here's one way Colorado is keeping its taps running (opens the original)
Read excerpt
During times of drought, cities and farmers can be in conflict. Who takes a hit when there's not enough water to go around? This year in Colorado, though, farmers in one small town found a way to cooperate and share. Colorado Public Radio's Ishan Thakore explains. ISHAN THAKORE, BYLINE: Kremmling is a quiet town, less than 2,000 people on the banks of the Colorado River. But this year, that river was sometimes a trickle, and some of the ditches and streams that supply the town's water were basic
After a historic drought, here's one way Colorado is keeping its taps running (opens the original)
Read excerpt
During times of drought, cities and farmers can be in conflict. Who takes a hit when there's not enough water to go around? This year in Colorado, though, farmers in one small town found a way to cooperate and share. Colorado Public Radio's Ishan Thakore explains. ISHAN THAKORE, BYLINE: Kremmling is a quiet town, less than 2,000 people on the banks of the Colorado River. But this year, that river was sometimes a trickle, and some of the ditches and streams that supply the town's water were basic
After a historic drought, here's one way Colorado is keeping its taps running (opens the original)
Read excerpt
During times of drought, cities and farmers can be in conflict. Who takes a hit when there's not enough water to go around? This year in Colorado, though, farmers in one small town found a way to cooperate and share. Colorado Public Radio's Ishan Thakore explains. ISHAN THAKORE, BYLINE: Kremmling is a quiet town, less than 2,000 people on the banks of the Colorado River. But this year, that river was sometimes a trickle, and some of the ditches and streams that supply the town's water were basic
After a historic drought, here's one way Colorado is keeping its taps running (opens the original)
Read excerpt
During times of drought, cities and farmers can be in conflict. Who takes a hit when there's not enough water to go around? This year in Colorado, though, farmers in one small town found a way to cooperate and share. Colorado Public Radio's Ishan Thakore explains. ISHAN THAKORE, BYLINE: Kremmling is a quiet town, less than 2,000 people on the banks of the Colorado River. But this year, that river was sometimes a trickle, and some of the ditches and streams that supply the town's water were basic
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