Nevada sues Trump administration over Colorado River water use cuts
The state of Nevada is suing the federal government over its plans for Colorado River water use reductions, saying its cuts are too steep. Nevada sued Monday after the federal government finalized its 10-year framework for planned cuts on Friday. The Colorado River provides water for agricultural, municipal and industrial uses for seven states in the…
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- As Colorado River reservoirs plummet, the Trump administration orders water cuts
- Feds order steep Colorado River water cuts for Arizona, California and Nevada
- Interior spares California, Arizona, Nevada from most dramatic short-term Colorado River water cuts
- A new Colorado River plan means big water cuts for some states
- Federal officials announce water cuts as Colorado River supplies continue to plunge
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