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Utah 'encouraged' by new Colorado River cuts; 'progress' made on long-term plan - Vimarsana News

Utah 'encouraged' by new Colorado River cuts; 'progress' made on long-term plan

A Colorado River water reduction plan that Utah and six other states agreed to is now being implemented while the states hash out a long-term agreement.

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Deadline approaches for Colorado River discussions - Vimarsana News

Deadline approaches for Colorado River discussions

States seeking common solutions for future operations at Powell and Mead

Letters: Colorado River - Vimarsana News

Letters: Colorado River

An Oct. 29 article in the Times-Call addressed talks regarding future management of the Colorado River. It stated that among the high priorities of Colorado’s top negotiator are acknowledging that climate change is real, preventing overuse in the Lower Basin and preventing cuts in the Upper Basin.

Colorado River water users split on post-2026 framework - Vimarsana News

Colorado River water users split on post-2026 framework

Colorado River water users are divided over how to reduce water consumption following the expiration of current guidelines in 2026, with some calling for declines to be distributed evenly across all users and others seeking decreases based on water rights seniority.

40 million people share the shrinking Colorado River. Here's how that water gets divvied up – The Durango Herald - Vimarsana News

40 million people share the shrinking Colorado River. Here's how that water gets divvied up – The Durango Herald

The Colorado River provides water for millions of people, including Coloradans from the Western Slope to the Eastern Plains. But much of the river system is overallocated, its waters are overused and ...