Online ExclusivesGroundwater Flow to Colorado River May Decline by a Third over Next 30 Years

Groundwater Flow to Colorado River May Decline by a Third over Next 30 Years

First model of “baseflow” reflects possible climate change conditions

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A map of upper and lower Colorado River basins with major rivers and cities. The map also shows upper Colorado River basin outlet at Lees Ferry, Arizona. (Image courtesy of USGS)
A map of upper and lower Colorado River basins with major rivers and cities. The map also shows upper Colorado River basin outlet at Lees Ferry, Arizona. (Image courtesy of USGS)

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