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The Colorado General Assembly has asked the water institute at Colorado State University to study the implementation of blockchain in water rights management
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A senator in Colorado wants the state to study the potential use of blockchain technology in water rights management. A bill submitted by Republican senator Jack Tate, alongside representatives Jeni James Arndt, and Marc Catlin, outlines the reasons why the Colorado Water Institute should be authorized to explore how the technology could help maximize operational efficiency, CoinDesk reports.
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Lawmakers in Colorado want the state to study the potential of blockchain technology in water rights management.
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