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Climate change fuels a water rights conflict built on over a century of broken promises

November 24, 2021/

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The simple way to think about this crisis: There’s no longer enough water to go around to meet the needs of farmers and Native American populations as well as fish and birds.
By Nick Kirkpatrick

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Laris Karklis

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James Cornsilk

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Mason Trinca

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Alice Li

 

Native Americans are winning at the Supreme Court – with help from Justice Gorsuch


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