Reclaiming the river: Tribes push for change on the Colorado River

[@latimes]

Read the series: Colorado River in Crisis www.latimes.com/environment/story/colorado-river-in-crisis

[@jonlee580]

The knowledge the natives have and could share for a better world,yet their people and teachers were slaughtered in order for us to only have one way and not more ways to learn...u have to be careful for our comments will be censored too...I wish America would include the natives into the government ,so there could be better representatives for the people

[@indiasupportstrumpwwg1wga927]

yes yes.. that's all America does... keep allowing everyone in. By 2025, there wont be anyone left to claim "victimhood".

[@salvadorgarcia4327]

@India Supports Trump WWG1W, You have no concept of what this, an ancient right/idea which is very frightening for Southeastern Ca. farmers about to wash out into the Salton Sea.

[@adel19997]

Everyone has the same opportunity.

[@anthonymartinez4307]

Las Vegas is not as small as it once was back in 1960. Today they wasted water on grass lawns golf courses and keep over building homes and more stadiums and more casinos the population has quadruple from 90, thousand people to almost 4 million. Add the 50 million visitors per year and you have disaster waiting to happen. If water doesn’t reach the cycle end it doesn’t rain. However Arizona and Nevada are Desert states that over grew and now they will have a huge problem.

[@anthonymartinez4307]

Las Vegas has 50 million visitors per year. They also keep building exceeding their water percentage ( apartments and casinos homes to out of control building) they want another stadium and more apartments. Why haven’t they been regulated on the stealing of water?

[@backcountyrpilot]

Vegas gets 3% of the river’s water and it recycles and returns 90% to the river. California takes 38% of the water and the majority of it is used to farm in the desert.

[@90sbaby1]

Well I can't feel bad for the Indians. They have significant ownership of the river, and it's drying up now, and thats on them, as they literally said in this video, "letting them do what they need to do," them being the colonialists who are today's politicians and the wealthy developers building things requiring the water supply. All of this for hush money to the Indians I suppose. Internal cowardice, group fighting, and sympathy for enemies will always be the downfall of people of color.

[@90sbaby1]

They said they let them use the river however they pleased, and their breaking point as stated here was "the beavers being killed." You gotta be kidding me lol.

[@tiboregoldberger6817]

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[@jakjaen]

good luck to you all the Capitalist Greed monster wont go down easily

[@miakmo59]

Reclaiming😂😂😂