| Big ideas, slim hope for water |
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| Written by HENRY BREAN, Review Journal | |
| Monday, 31 March 2008 | |
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The ideas range from tearing out thirsty groves of salt cedar to towing icebergs down from the Arctic, from seeding clouds over the Rockies to filtering salt from seawater. When it comes to squeezing every drop from the shrinking sponge of the Colorado River, few options, it seems, are too complicated or expensive. Read more...
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