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Climate reporter @washingtonpost, steward @postguild. I love all the planets but I write about how we can save this one. She/her. sarah.kaplan@washpost.com
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A major Colorado River decision looms. Here's how it will affect millions.

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By Sarah Kaplan Verified
| MSN Verified
Sarah Kaplan The federal government is poised to announce a major decision about the fate of the shrinking Colorado River — a crucial water supply for 40 million people across two countries, seven states and 30 tribes. Over the past few decades, the worst drought in at least a millennium has parched the Western landscape and caused reservoirs to dwindle. A historically warm and snowless winter reduced this year's flow to a trickle.
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Peak of heat reaches mid-Atlantic as many records fall across East

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By Ben Cattell Noll Verified, Sarah Kaplan Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
From the Midwest to the East Coast, high temperature records have been broken or tied across 21 states since Wednesday, and the peak of the heat is still to come for the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. Heat alerts from the National Weather Service remained in effect for 105 million people early Friday.
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Peak of heat reaches Mid-Atlantic as many records fall across East

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By Ben Cattell Noll Verified, Sarah Kaplan Verified
| Detroit News Verified
NATION Ben Noll, Sarah Kaplan The Washington Post July 3, 2026, 2:12 p.m. ET View Comments From the Midwest to the East Coast, high temperature records have been broken or tied across 21 states since Wednesday, and the peak of the heat is still to come for the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. Heat alerts from the National Weather Service remained in effect for 105 million people early Friday.
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