Annual water conference ends as new cuts loom over #ColoradoRiver users – KJZZ #COriver #aridification #CRWUA2022
 100vw, 863px” data-lazy- src=”https://i0.wp.com/coyotegulch.blog/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Becky-Mitchell-crwu a-2022-heather-sackett-aspen-journalism.webp?resize=863%2C485&is-pending-load=1#038;ssl=1″ data-srcset=”https://news.google.com/data:image/gif ;base64,https://news.google.com/R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7″/>Colorado Water Conservation Board Executive Director and commissioner to the Upper Colorado River Commission Becky Mitchell, center, speaks on a panel with representatives of each of the seven basin states at the annual Colorado River Water Users Association conference in Las Vegas Thursday. The UCRC released additional details of a water conservation program at the CRWUA2022 Conference. CREDIT: HEATHER SACKETT/ASPEN JOURNALISM </p>
<p>Click the link to read the article on the KJZZ websites (Ron Dungan). Here’s an excerpt:</p>
<p>Colorado River Basin states recently gathered in Las Vegas for their annual water users convention. The states are trying to figure out how to get by with less water. The conference focused on a variety of topics, such as new technology, conservation and funding that will guide water users into the next century. But federal water managers say that new conservation measures need to be put in place or they will impose cuts.</p>
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