Petition Urges Action on Colorado River Water Waste Amid Shortages
August 27, 2025
Environmental groups petitioned the federal government to ensure the Colorado River’s water is used reasonably.
Environmental groups petitioned the federal government to ensure the Colorado River’s water is used reasonably.
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