Colorado River Crisis Needs Long-Term Fix

The Colorado River is running dry, forcing states to urgently negotiate a long-term water-sharing plan—failing which could trigger massive economic and environmental damage. While federal officials propose a short-lived, frequently revised ten-year framework, Colorado and Nevada demand stability to plan for the future. Arizona tribes fiercely defend their water rights, refusing to accept cuts that threaten their communities. Yet, hope flickers: Arizona and Nevada have inked a deal to explore shared water from a San Diego desalination plant, and efforts continue to incentivize water conservation—especially on farms. A mediator may be the key to forging lasting unity before the current rules expire.

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