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‘This is terrifying': The Colorado River, a lifeline for seven states, is drying up at its source

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| Miami Herald Verified
GRANBY, Colo. - High in the Rocky Mountains, spring-fed streams and ponds have vanished, leaving patches of cracked mud in what were once spongy meadows. This year has been so extremely warm and arid that the mountains have remained largely snowless. The water-generating source of the Colorado River, its headwaters, is drying up. "I grew up here and have never seen the creeks and the springs dried up like they have this year," said Merrit Linke, a fourth-generation rancher and county commissioner.
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The Colorado River, a lifeline for seven states, is drying up at its source

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'It's An Injustice:' Porterville area affected by potential state water cuts

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| Porterville Recorder Verified
In a neighborhood flanked by grapevines and orange groves north of Porterville, people can't drink the water from their faucets because it’s contaminated. Residents in the area north of Porterville, many of them farmworkers, have been discussing a solution, which they expect will require running pipes to connect to the nearby city system. But the clean water program that has been one of Gov.
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