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'We continue to not have a voice' | Local and regional news | Lewiston Tribune - Vimarsana News

'We continue to not have a voice' | Local and regional news | Lewiston Tribune

As the federal government starts negotiations on long-term plans for the overtapped Colorado River, leaders of tribes are pushing for more involvement in the talks, saying they want to be

'We continue to not have a voice:' Tribes push for greater involvement in talks on Colorado River water crisis | Local and regional news | Lewiston Tribune - Vimarsana News

'We continue to not have a voice:' Tribes push for greater involvement in talks on Colorado River water crisis | Local and regional news | Lewiston Tribune

As the federal government starts negotiations on long-term plans for the overtapped Colorado River, leaders of tribes are pushing for more involvement in the talks, saying they want to be

Tribes seek greater involvement in talks on Colorado River water crisis - Vimarsana News

Tribes seek greater involvement in talks on Colorado River water crisis

The federal government is opening negotiations on long-term plans for the Colorado River. Leaders of tribes say they don't want to be left out of key talks.

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Tribes push for greater involvement in Colorado River talks - Vimarsana News

Tribes push for greater involvement in Colorado River talks

The federal government is opening negotiations on long-term plans for the Colorado River. Leaders of tribes say they don't want to be left out of key talks.

Wyoming Can't Take Blame For Colorado River Shortages, Expert Says - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Can't Take Blame For Colorado River Shortages, Expert Says

Wyoming and other upper basin states shouldn’t be left holding the bag as demand for water from the Colorado river continues to outpace supply, says a water scientist.