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This audio seems to show he does know what he has, that he cant show it, and its a big interest to the special counsel jack schmidt. >> kaitlan, thank you very much. it is incredible when you think about the reality of the fact that there are tapes. "outfront" now lets go to former trump white house lawyer ty cobb. so, ty, when weve talked about this so many times. you have told me the special counsel has an open and shut obstruction case in the classified documents probe. but now we know the sp...

As Western states negotiate another Colorado River deal, the issue of evaporation continues to mire water rights and reductions.

Lake Powell is seeing increases in water due to the high precipitation year for the Colorado River. Where does that water go?

 On Monday, May 22, the lower basin states on the Colorado River announced an agreement to cut their use of the river's water by about 13% over the next three years. The deal avoids federal intervention for now and offers a short-term fix to the long-term issues related to global warming and over consumption of the river by the seven states in the region that depend on it. Professor Jack Schmidt who directs the Center for Colorado River Studies at Utah State University shares his analysis...

 On Monday, May 22, the lower basin states on the Colorado River announced an agreement to cut their use of the river's water by about 13% over the next three years. Professor Jack Schmidt who directs the Center for Colorado River Studies at Utah State University shares his analysis of the agreement.

Seven states have agreed to cut water use to boost the Colorado River's depleted reservoirs, reaching a consensus after months of negotiations.

Breakthrough pact will keep the dwindling Colorado River flowing for now

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Officials want to ease the Colorado River's crisis by reducing water supplies for farms and cities throughout the Southwest. Will it work?

The governors of Arizona, California and Nevada have announced a historic water-sharing agreement for the Colorado River.