“We thought we could engineer nature… huge mistake,” the general manager of the Colorado River District says.
— Manuel Heart, Ute Mountain Utes chairman
“This is an extremely challenging situation,” Meiman said. “There aren’t simple solutions. There aren’t easy solutions. We’ve exhausted all of those.” A cut in the Imperial Valley’s water supply could lead to the “holy war of litigation,” Shields said. She pointed to the West’s growing cities as a focal point for conservation efforts.A man steps out of the pool at Desert Color, a newly built community surrounding a large beach-like pool, on July 10, 2022, in St. George, Utah. The U.S. Geological Survey shows that in Washington County, where St. George is located, residents use an average of 306 gallons per day.
And the Colorado River Basin states must find a new way forward soon because the cuts they’ve made since 2007 expire in less than four years, Mueller said. Without a new plan in hand by the start of 2026, they risk ceding control to the federal government.
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