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Feds cut Colorado River allocation to Arizona, Nevada as talks fail

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The Colorado River provides water to 40 million people across seven states in the American West as well as Mexico. Cities and farms across the region are anxiously awaiting official hydrology projections of future water levels in the river. States along the Colorado River have officially missed a federally imposed deadline to develop a new water-sharing agreement. The federal government announced Tuesday that it will take the reins and reduce water allocations, including nearly 25 percent in cuts to Arizona.
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