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To keep the Colorado River’s heart beating, people step in to do what nature once did

Brandon Loomis, USA TODAY NETWORKComments Off on To keep the Colorado River’s heart beating, people step in to do what nature once did

With a constant demand for water from the Colorado River, there may be no end to the painstaking work to sustain the waterway's natural systems.

      
Brandon Loomis, USA TODAY NETWORK
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