California water agencies announce conservation plans to ease strains on Colorado River
California water agencies announce conservation plans to ease strains on Colorado River
California’s Colorado River Board said Wednesday that several water agencies and one tribal nation signed the first in a series of agreements that will conserve up to 1.6 million acre-feet of water to shore up supplies on the overburdened Colorado River.
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