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New U.S.-Mexico agreement promises to restore water to Colorado River delta

November 27, 2012
Environment

The Colorado River Delta runs dry before it reaches the ocean in Mexico. It's meant that a once-lush habitat has turned into a large, dry mud flat. But a new water-use agreement between the United States and Mexico seeks to change that.

New U.S.-Mexico agreement promises to restore water to Colorado River delta
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