The Colorado River is truly the country's largest water artery. Her beauty and greatness are admired. Moreover, the river is used for the needs of agriculture and brings great benefits to the entire industry. But of course, the Colorado River acts as a natural sight and attracts many tourists with its beauties.
However, your remark about that: "Not a single drop of the Colorado River water reaches the ocean." As Delta dies, local weather changes." sound sad. But the facts are such that people are self-centered and until the changes do not personally touch them (the water will not cease to flow from the tap) they will not take concrete measures. If to speak more globally the situation with drying up of the rivers and lakes is actual in different parts of the planet. People need to solve these problems before it's too late.
Thanks for the interesting post!