AMWUA Press Room
AZ Central
A wet monsoon won't help metro Phoenix as much as you thinkThe Arizona monsoon provides roughly half of metro Phoenix's annual rainfall. But the impact to our water supply is much less than that.
AZ Water News
Public briefing on Colorado River Drought Contingency Planning set for June 28By clear consensus, the most important issue currently facing the Colorado River system is the as-yet unresolved question of what the states will do to lessen the risks of draconian shortages on...
Aspen Times
Upper Colorado River pilot program paying farmers to leave water for Lake Powell will end after 2018A four-year pilot program that paid ranchers and farmers in Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and New Mexico about $200 per acre-foot of water saved by fallowing fields in order boost water levels in Lake...
KJZZ
Arizona Reboots Drought Talks While Rest Of Colorado River Basin WatchesWater leaders in Arizona are again trying to get to “yes” on a deal that deals with drought. This would help prepare the state for future cuts to its water supply if — and likely,...
KNAU Arizona Public Radio
CAP Won’t Pursue Water Transfer from Mohave County FarmsThe Central Arizona Project has abandoned a plan to purchase seven farms in Mohave County and transfer the water to central Arizona. KNAU’s Melissa Sevigny reports.
Public Policy Institute of California
A Balancing Act for the Colorado RiverThe Colorado River―a critically important water supply for seven western states, including California―has been in drought for nearly two decades. We talked to Bonnie Colby, a professor of...
Fox 10
'The Art of Water' on display at Phoenix exhibitChristina Park says her work is her happiness. "I love my job, it's absolutely amazing being able to work with artwork, also artwork that speaks to the people," she said.
Pinal Central
Pending change would retain Pinal farm water creditsPinal County farmers will now be able to retain their water rights for future development thanks to a change at the state level.
News Deeply/Water Deeply
Ancient River Could Flow Again in Tucson, Thanks to Recycled WastewaterThe Santa Cruz River was once the lifeblood of Tucson, Arizona. Due to heavy development and groundwater overdraft, it hasn’t seen year-round flow in 70 years.
Mohave Valley Daily News
EPCOR sponsoring PAC to fight city takeover of water systemPaperwork filed with the State of Arizona shows EPCOR Water USA, Inc. is sponsoring Taxpayers Against City Takeover, a political action committee.
