The most important fact to consider when examining water supply issues in the Colorado River Basin is that the river and its usage are primarily governed by the Colorado River Compact of 1922.
Mike Lee: “The most important fact to consider when examining water supply issues in the Colorado River Basin is that the river and…”
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Mike Lee highlights the significance of the Colorado River Compact in water supply management.
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