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  1. Southwest Gas serves a diverse customer base across Nevada, California, and Arizona.
  2. Federal plans impose water cutbacks on Nevada, Arizona, and California, impacting the Colorado River and the city of Denver.
  3. The Imperial Irrigation District responded to federal proposals regarding river management as Arizona faces mandated water reductions to protect Lake Mead levels.

Arizona asserts that the federal water management plans regarding the Colorado River fail to meet required legal standards.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 16
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Arizona asserts that the federal water management plans regarding the Colorado River fail to meet required legal standards.

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  1. Arizona law requires updates to federal water management plans.Sub-event
  2. A local body in Arizona is facing reduced water allocations from the federal government regarding the Colorado River, leading to calls for new regulations.Sub-event
  3. Arizona challenges the federal plan, stating it ignores necessary legal requirements for river management.1 source

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The Imperial Irrigation District responded to federal proposals regarding river management as Arizona faces mandated water reductions to protect Lake Mead levels. All 2 developments

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