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This issue is not just a Nevada-Utah border issue but affects many western states.
The Las Vegas and Clark County politicians had better get their heads together and stop the growth. They don't have the resource to keep on building.
The Good Lord will provide - right?
I am quite sure that Senator Reid is connected to this whole fiasco.
This same situation happened at the turn of the century, in the early 1900's, when L.A. needed water to grow, they simply took it from the Owen Valley, from farmers,and their orchards. That place is a dried up ghost town, of an area.
The same thing will happen, unless the affected people become "Militant".
Not enough water.