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Tag Archives: Colorado River

Are There Too Many Humans or Too Many Cows?

Cows looking ahead

It is common knowledge that the Colorado River and the Great Salt Lake are running out of water, at least in the sense that humans are diverting too much waterContinue reading “Are There Too Many Humans or Too Many Cows?”

Posted byAnn O’ConnellJuly 8, 2026July 8, 2026Posted inBlogTags:Climate Change, Colorado River, environment, great salt lake, population, Utah, Water Usage
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