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A lush green golf course in Scottsdale in July should have been impossible — here's why it wasn't
The Colorado River is over-allocated by a 1922 legal compact, running through a multi-year drought, cut back by the federal government three years running. And a golf course in the middle of a Phoenix-area July can still be green, because of a decision Scottsdale made in the 1980s and 90s that has nothing to do with any of that.
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The Central Valley Was Built to Irrigate 750,000 Acres. It May Now Have to Fallow the Same Number.
California's Central Valley uses under 1% of US farmland to produce 8% of the nation's agricultural output by value. The federal irrigati...
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