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California agrees to lasting cuts to Colorado River use

California has agreed to make long-term cuts to the amount of water the state uses from the Colorado River, according to a proposed plan for managing

Imperial valleyUnited statesSalton seaNew mexicoColorado riverMexico generalImperial countyLake powellLake meadLower basinSan diegoUpper basinLarry coxMark mcbroomCaleb hamptonAgricultural water advisory committee

To help navigate looming water cuts, Imperial Irrigation hires its longtime rival from LA

A former foe who bested the rural agency on a key drought deal is now a strategic consultant for them

United statesSan diegoImperial valleySalton seaImperial countyLake meadCulver cityPalo verdeJohn entsmingerMark mcbroomAlex cardenasLarry coxJeffrey kightlingerJeff kightlingerAntonio ortegaMichael jordan

Imperial Valley farmers await water deal

California, Arizona and Nevada reached a long-sought consensus last month on how to conserve water and prevent the Colorado River from running dry.

Lake meadUnited statesLower basinSan diegoImperial valleyMark osterkampRonnie leimgruberRachel magosMark mcbroomAli montazarAgricultural water advisory committeeUniversity of california cooperative extensionUs bureau of reclamationImperial county farm bureauBureau of reclamationColorado river

Almost $1 billion for California desert agencies to save Colorado River?

IID alone wants $672 million to pay farmers to not water hay during summer, and to monitor that they stop, among other efforts.

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Growers brace to give up some Colorado River water

The Colorado River’s water transformed the Imperial Valley desert into one of California’s most productive farm regions. But now growers will have to sacrifice 10% of their supply because of shortages in the river’s supply.

United statesSalton seaSan joaquin valleyBerkeley schoolColorado riverMexico generalImperial countyImperial valleyJohn fleckJeffrey kightlingerKevin hermanRobert schettlerHolly doremusCamille toutonLas vegasMiguel gutierrez jr

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