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Colorado River Demand Reductions Urged During Symposium

Colorado River Demand Reductions Urged During Symposium

Posted by By Michael McGreer April 6, 2022Posted inClimate Change, Colorado River, News and information, On The Water Front, Political Analysis, The Economy
On March 17 and 18, 2022, policymakers, legal pundits, and scientists gathered once again to reexamine the management of the Colorado River Basin. The event hosted by the Wallace Stegner…
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