How can Utah best negotiate water rights with a growing population and ongoing drought? Water storage at Lake Powell and Lake Mead is currently managed under guidelines developed in 2007. These are set to expire at the end of 2026, leaving Utahns in the Colorado River Basin working to consider many factors while renegotiating. With growing populations and higher needs for water, join experts in discussing what should be done.
PBS Utah: Drought and the Colorado River
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Utah Insight, a weekly series from PBS Utah, examines the most pressing issues facing the state.
Hosts Liz Adeola and RaeAnn Christensen join leading authorities and newsmakers to shed light on the issues that matter to Utahns — from public lands to affordable housing. Each episode features a panel of experts, interviews with people on the front lines, and a field segment illustrating the impact these issues have on our friends and neighbors.
Utah Insight presents an in-depth, comprehensive look at issues impacting the state, offering nuanced perspectives and highlighting the real-life impacts they have on Utahns today, with thorough analysis from leading experts and local authorities. By providing ample time to discuss the issues they care about, Utah Insight leaves viewers more informed and better prepared to confront these issues in their own lives and in their communities.
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