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AZ Central
Southwest braces for water cutbacks as drought deepens along the Colorado RiverUnrelenting drought and years of rising temperatures due to climate change are pushing the long-overallocated Colorado River into new territory, setting the stage for the largest mandatory water...
Arizona Capitol Times
Agencies: Arizona farmers should expect less water in 2022State officials are putting farmers in south-central Arizona on notice that the continuing drought means a “substantial cut” in deliveries of Colorado River water is expected next year.
ABC 15
Impact Earth: Tips to conserve water & have a beautiful yardIt's planting season in Arizona, and the ABC15 Impact Earth team is looking at the ways you can spruce up your lawn and gardens while conserving the Valley's most precious resource: water.
City of Phoenix
City of Phoenix Selects Troy Hayes as New Director of Phoenix Water ServicesPhoenix City Manager Ed Zuercher announced Troy Hayes, P.E. as the new Director for the city of Phoenix Water Services Department, effective April 5, 2021.
AZ Central
Too many in Arizona lack water security. It's time to rethink how we manage itOpinion: If Arizona wants to improve its new water reality, it must involve rural communities, tribes and the environment in scarcity considerations.
AZ Central
Attempts to protect Arizona's groundwater and rivers meet legislative resistanceThe Arizona Legislature has taken up a range of water-related measures this year, but some bills that would strengthen the state’s water rules to protect declining groundwater and desert...
AZ Central
Colorado River study predicts even bigger water cuts. That's not why it's so intriguingOpinion: The Future of the Colorado River project study is a must-read for Arizona, and not just because of the magnitude of potential water supply cuts involved.
Tucson.com
Colorado River study means it's time to cut water use now, outside experts sayLess water for the Central Arizona Project — but not zero water.
City of Scottsdale
Scottsdale Water awarded $1.5 million sustainability grantScottsdale Water – the city’s municipal water and sewer utility – has been awarded a $1.5 million grant from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to support the city’s long-term...
AZ Central
Groundwater Has Long Fueled Arizona Growth. How Long Can That Go On?Opinion: How much should Arizona rely on finite groundwater to grow? Statewide efforts are finally tackling this question - with varied results.
