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The Colorado River is shrinking. Here's why that matters for Utah's biggest cities

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The Colorado River is shrinking. Here's why that matters for Utah's biggest cities
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HANNA, Duchesne County — A massive concrete wall rises 200-feet above a trickling creek where Duchesne County's tan plateaus transform into green forested slopes. Behind it, snowmelt from the Uinta Mountains pools into a dark blue reservoir, water lapping on red rock shores.

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