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Sharon B. Megdal, PhD works on water policy and management. She is Univ. of Arizona Water Resources Research Center Director & Central AZ Project Bd member.
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Why Colorado River Negotiations Stalled, And How They Could Resume With The Possibility Of Agreement

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By Karen Schlatter, Sharon Megdal
| Water Online Verified
The reservoir behind the Glen Canyon Dam is extremely low. By Karen Schlatter, Colorado State University and Sharon B. Megdal, University of Arizona The seven U.S. states that make up the Colorado River basin are struggling to agree on how best to manage the river’s water as its supply dwindles due to climate change and a period of prolonged drought. Their negotiations, which are not open to the public, missed a Feb.
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water, Mexico, Colorado River, Water Treaty

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By Karen Schlatter, Sharon Megdal
| Homeland Security News Wire Verified
WATER SECURITYWhy Colorado River Negotiations Stalled, and How They Could Resume with the Possibility of Agreement Published 24 March 2026 The seven U.S. states that make up the Colorado River basin are struggling to agree on how best to manage the river’s water as its supply dwindles due to climate change and a period of prolonged drought.
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Why Colorado River negotiations stalled and how they could restart

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By Karen Schlatter, Sharon Megdal
| PBS News Hour - Science
The federal government has not yet done so, but the prospect of such an action is not good news for the nearly 40 million people who depend on the Colorado River for water, energy, agriculture and recreation, nor for the estimated US$1.4 trillion in economic activity the river supports.
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