Utah is paying farmers to conserve Colorado River water. Is it working?
Utah is implementing a voluntary water conservation program that pays farmers to save Colorado River water. The state is evaluating the program's effectiveness in securing water resources as the river's levels decline.
Utah is betting that its voluntary water conservation program can help protect the state's water security as the Colorado River shrinks. Is it working?
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