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'The pie keeps shrinking': Lake Mead's low level will trigger water cutbacks for Arizona, Nevada
Arizona, Nevada and Mexico will again receive less water from the Colorado River next year under a set of agreements intended to help boost the level of Lake Mead, which now stands at just 40% of its full capacity....
When Pandemic Subsides, Phoenix May Reduce Water Flow For Customers Who Don't Pay
Like many cities across the country, Phoenix announced in March that it wouldn’t cut off water through the summer if people don’t pay their bills. But now the city is facing some tough decisions....
Whatever you do, feds (yes, I'm really typing this), don't touch that showerhead mandate
Opinion: A proposal to loosen a mandate on how much water showerheads use may sound like freedom. But it will end up costing us more in the long run....
Here’s how to create a lush landscape without excessive water usage
The largest use of potable water in Arizona is for landscaping and as much as 70% of residential water use is outdoors, according to the Arizona Department of Water Resources. That is a point I cannot stress this enough....
Here’s how to decrease your household water consumption
From bathing, laundry, dishes, landscaping, cooking, and other activities, have you ever thought about how much water you use on a daily basis? According to ...