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IVE-010 · v1 · Imperial Valley Corridor

New River cross-border flow and quality conditions affect both agricultural and industr…

New River cross-border flow and quality conditions affect both agricultural and industrial water planning on the US side, independent of Colorado River allocation.

Under Review
Original Observation

No upstream observation on record — this evidence predates the Observation Bus, or was entered directly by an analyst.

Extracted Claim

New River cross-border flow and quality conditions affect both agricultural and industrial water planning on the US side, independent of Colorado River allocation.

Supporting Sources
Cross-border water quality data
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Confidence
MediumReviewed by Regional Strategy Lead · Accepted 2026-02-25
Linked Entities
Linked Risks

No probabilistic risks linked.

Linked Constraints
Cascading water-to-industrial reallocation effectHigh
Affected Scenarios

No scenarios reference this evidence.

Affected Decisions

No decisions cite this evidence.

Timeline
2026-02-25Risk Opened

Risk Opened: Cascading Water-to-Industrial Reallocation Effect

Cascading effect between agricultural reallocation, the water district's process, and cross-border flow conditions formally logged as a single risk.

by Risk Analyst

Replay References

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