But you know, whether it's, you know, through governors working together or perhaps they create, you know, assembly or legislative commissions, at the end of the day, we need to acknowledge that water is a crisis here and something needs to change. I mean, The division of water on the Colorado goes back to an agreement that's 100 years old. and certainly conditions on the ground have changed in terms of population, population density, where folks are at how water has been used historically. (01:38–01:44)
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