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LETTER: The Colorado River condundrum

The beef over Colorado River supply is saddening when you consider that humans use less than 1 percent of Earth’s water (Sunday Review-Journal). Today’s policymakers and water managers would do well to remember that their predecessors developed public works to meet future demand. They didn’t take water away from existing consumers.

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