Environmental Studies and Forestry

New water accounting reveals why the Colorado River no longer reaches the sea

B. D. Richter, G. Lamsal, et al.

This research paper reveals crucial insights into the water budget for the Colorado River from 2000-2019, demonstrating that irrigated agriculture consumes a staggering 74% of direct human usage. Conducted by Brian D Richter and colleagues, the study emphasizes the importance of effective water management strategies to tackle the challenges of water consumption.

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