As the Colorado River runs low on water, 7 states fight over how to share it

Update: 2024-12-16

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Negotiations have stalled among seven states trying to reach a deal on how to use a dwindling supply of water from the Colorado River. Arizona State University's Kathryn Sorenson tells us what's at stake. And, we look into President Biden's wave of commutations and pardons with University of St. Thomas School of Law professor Mark Osler. Then, for an 18-year-old in Gaza, keeping up his workout routine is one of the ways he copes with war in his homeland. Mohammed Hatem joins us to share how exercise provides solace.

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As the Colorado River runs low on water, 7 states fight over how to share it

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As the Colorado River runs low on water, 7 states fight over how to share it

As the Colorado River runs low on water, 7 states fight over how to share it