HCR 2038
Colorado River; seven-state agreement
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Bill overview
This resolution expresses Arizona’s support for a consensus agreement among the seven states that share the Colorado River. The agreement aims to establish operating guidelines for the river after the current guidelines expire, ensuring the continued availability of water for Arizona’s economy, agriculture, and communities. It highlights Arizona’s existing conservation efforts and its commitment to collaborative solutions for the Colorado River Basin.
Key provisions
- Supports a seven-state agreement on post-2026 Colorado River operating guidelines.
- Recognizes the vital importance of the Colorado River to Arizona’s economy and security.
- Acknowledges Arizona’s ongoing efforts to reduce water consumption.
- Highlights Arizona’s investments in water conservation projects.
- Emphasizes the need for a shared solution among all Basin States.
Who is affected
- Arizona
- Colorado River Basin States (Arizona, California, Nevada, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico)
- Tribal Communities
- Agricultural Industry
- Advanced Technology Sector
Notable changes
- The resolution focuses on securing a long-term agreement beyond the expiration of existing guidelines.
- It underscores the importance of collaborative solutions among all Basin States.
- It references ongoing conservation efforts and investments in water efficiency.
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