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Money for Water | The Land Report
As the Colorado River Compact nears the century mark, an increasing number of conservation efforts seek to incentivize landowners’ valuable water rights. By Ken Mirr, Mirr Ranch Group The centennial of the Colorado River Compact is almost upon us. The… 175 CUBIC FEET PER SECOND | In addition to its superb Colorado River setting, the Nottingham Ranch enjoys senior water rights of 175 cfs. The $89 million legacy property is listed with Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate.
The Price of Popularity
Sparsely populated since the dawn of time, the American West is struggling to sustain burgeoning growth and increasing demands on its resources. One group offering answers? Private landowners. By KEN MIRR There’s a new phenomenon out West, one that, as… CRITICAL SHORTAGE | In 2018, the water level in Lake Mead dipped so low that the nation’s largest reservoir narrowly avoided mandatory usage cuts.
Hell or High Water
The Colorado River may not be the largest river in the U.S., but it is a crucial resource supplying water to approximately 40 million people and irrigating close to 4 million acres of farm and ranch land each year. Because of its importance, in 1922, seven states within the Colorado River Basin and the federal government reached an agreement that currently governs the allocation of the water rights among the states connected.
GUEST COLUMN: Finding solutions to the Colorado River's diminishing flows
The Colorado River may not be the largest river in the U.S., but it is a crucial resource supplying water to about 40 million people and irrigating close to 4 million acres of farm and ranch land each year. Because of its importance, in 1922, seven states within the Colorado River Basin and the federal government reached an agreement that governs the allocation of the water rights among the states connected to the Colorado River.
Guest Opinion: Solutions for the Colorado River’s overallocation problem
The Colorado River may not be the largest river in the U.S., but it is a crucial resource supplying water to approximately 40 million people and irrigating close to 4 million acres of farm and ranch land each year.Because of its importance, in 1922, seven states within the Colorado River Basin and the federal government reached an agreement that currently governs the allocation of the water rights among the states connected to the Colorado River.Dubbed the Colorado River Compact, the...
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