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Arizona has joined Nevada in suing the Trump administration over federally mandated water cuts to the Colorado River, which supplies water to about 35 million people and numerous tribes. The states contend that the plan would devastate their economies and believe upstream states like Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Wyoming should also face water reductions. The legal dispute reflects deepening tensions as climate change causes record low reservoir levels, threatening the long-term water supply and triggering potential court battles over water rights.
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