Drought forces Grand Junction to dip into Colorado River

(Nick Cote | The New York Times) The Grand Valley Ditch, running through Grand Junction, Colo., diverts water from the Colorado River to irrigate farms, on Oct. 28, 2020.

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Drought forces Grand Junction to dip into Colorado River

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