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The Biden administration is offering to pay Colorado River farmers to let fields go dry during a devastating drought. They're worried it's just the first step in losing their way of life

Posted on: Mar 19, 2023 | Posted by: eServicis Travel

Troy Waters, 56, with his grandson Waylon fixing up their combine before the next harvest. Leah Waters The Biden administration is paying Colorado River farmers and ranchers to...

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