Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval says that as chairman of the Western Governors' Association he wants to bring states together to talk about how best to manage and prepare for drought. He announced Thursday at the Lahontan Reservoir near Fallon that the association's Drought Forum will hold its first meeting next week in Norman, Oklahoma. Meetings are also set for October in Tempe, Arizona; in November in Sacramento, California; and in December in Las Vegas.
With the Southwest in the grip of the driest 15-year period in more than a century, Sandoval says association governors need to find the best ways to deal with drought in their 19 states.
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