Consider the end of the article, which discusses the shrinking size of the delta at the mouth of the Colorado River. What might be the consequences of the disappearing delta on the region's people and environment?

The consequences that are likely to be produced after withdrawing delta on the region surrounding the Colorado river and their people and environment would be:

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The correct answer to this open question is the following.

You forgot to include the article about the shrinking size of the delta at the mouth of the Colorado River.

However, doing some research we can say the following.

The consequences of the disappearing delta on the region's people and environment might be the following.

People will suffer, and that is a fact. There will be less access to fresh water and this will impact not only close towns but the entire region. The Delta has suffered from drying out and wildlife is also be affected. Experts and environmentalists consider that the Delta at the mouth of the important Colorado River has shrunk thousands of square miles in the last century.

That is why the government should do something quickly to avoid the kind of consequences that could not be reversed in the near future.

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