Colorado River Sustainability Study

Terry Fulp discusses a study on the long-term sustainability of the Colorado River, focusing on water supply and demand over 50 years. The study involves various stakeholders and uses scenarios to predict future imbalances. Interim reports are used to gather input and adapt strategies. Participation is encouraged through webinars and meetings to ensure the river's sustainability for future generations.

Who is leading the study on the long-term sustainability of the Colorado River?

• Michael Johnson

• Terry Fulp

• Jane Smith

• John Doe

What is the primary goal of the study on the Colorado River?

• To increase water supply

• To ensure long-term sustainability

• To reduce water usage

• To build new dams

How many years into the future is the study projecting water supply and demand?

• 50 years

• 10 years

• 20 years

• 100 years

What historical data is used to predict future water supply scenarios?

• Tree ring records

• Soil moisture records

• Temperature records

• Rainfall records

What is one of the scenarios considered for future water demand?

• Increased industrial use

• Decreasing population

• Current trends continuing

• Reduced agricultural use

What is the study's approach to dealing with uncertainties in water supply and demand?

• Ignoring them

• Quantifying imbalances

• Increasing water storage

• Reducing water consumption

What is the purpose of the interim reports in the study?

• To provide a snapshot of progress

• To replace the final report

• To increase funding

• To finalize the study

How can the public participate in the study?

• By visiting the river

• By attending webinars

• By planting trees

• By donating money

What is the Colorado River often referred to as?

• The soul of the region

• The backbone of the region

• The lifeblood of the region

• The heart of the region

How many people rely on the Colorado River for water?

• 30 million

• 10 million

• 20 million

• 40 million