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'''Arizona water''' is disappearing fast, as the [[Colorado River]] dries up amid increasing diversions of water for legal and illegal [[cannabis]] cultivation. See [[cannabis water use]].

For example, in 2022 Pinal County farmers "will lose two-thirds of their irrigation water from the [[Colorado River]] ... [a]nd within two years, they will be completely cut off from the Colorado River."<ref>https://blogs.edf.org/growingreturns/2022/03/21/crop-switching-megadrought-guayule-arizona-farmers-water/</ref>
== References ==
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