The Colorado River--which serves 40 million people and fuels $1.4 trillion in economic activity each year--is currently experiencing a 21-year drought that is greatly exacerbated by climate change.
Jared Huffman: “The Colorado River--which serves 40 million people and fuels $1.4 trillion in economic activity each year--is currently…”
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Huffman highlights the severe drought affecting the Colorado River and its economic implications.
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