One of the nation's most successful partnerships between farm and urban water agencies has lately run into serious turbulence, potentially threatening an important Colorado River water-sharing deal. It was a promising alternative to the so-called "buy and dry" deals that have taken farmland out of production permanently in parts of the West. But now, tension is humming along a canal between Blythe and Los Angeles.
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State's landmark water-sharing deal may be crumbling
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You scroll through your friend's Instagram feed and see the most beautiful setting, and think: "I want to go there." And so you do. According to travel photographer Brent Knepper, you are part of the problem. Knepper says that thanks to the photo sharing app, some of the best-kept secrets of the natural world are drawing big crowds and literally altering the landscape.
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