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Shrinking Colorado River Hands Biden His First Climate Brawl

Shrinking Colorado River Hands Biden His First Climate Brawl

California, Arizona and Nevada are among the states at odds over how to divide the river’s water — a fight among powerful political and economic interests with dire consequences.

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https://www.politico.com/news/2023/02/04/colorado-river-biden-climate-change-water-00080990

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US Transportation Department funds to aid North Carolina multimodal project

Cities Planning to Collaborate and Maximize Funding from IIJA

Rapidly Rising Building Materials and Freight Prices Push Construction Costs Higher

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