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Understanding Water Challenges for Agricultural CommunitiesArizona would take the biggest reduction in the Lower Basin of the Colorado River.
Arizona Public Media
CAP: Lake Mead Low, But Don't Expect a Water Shortage This YearFor years now, Lake Mead's so-called "bathtub ring" has been a sign of less water flowing into the reservoir. Arizona, California, Nevada and Mexico rely on Lake Mead for their...
AZ Family
TreeDiaper study underway in PeoriaAccording Hollander the TreeDiaper project launched in fall 2016. The goal is to conserve a scarce desert resources while planting new trees to ease some of the worst urban heat island effects...
AZCentral
Allhands: What you don't know about the water law that saved ArizonaThe story of Arizona's 1980 Groundwater Management Act holds lessons for today’s leaders, who are once again facing big battles to ensure the state's water future.
AZCentral
Bottled water No. 1 drink choice in U.S., but tap water likely safer“You should be able to trust tap water more than bottled water. Bottled water is actually not regulated the same as tap water,” ASU professor Elisabeth Graffy.
H2O Radio
Clouds with a Silver Lining: Seeding storms to boost the Colorado RiverWith a changing climate and drier future, many, including the Central Arizona Project, are looking to weather modification to boost snowpack in the mountains.
AZ Water News
Stirring documentary on Arizona groundwater laws now availableAfter months of persistent effort by the filmmakers, the movie "Groundwater: to enact a law for the common good" is now available on iTunes, Amazon, YouTube, & Google Play.
AZCentral
AZCentral: Arizonan confirmed as first woman to lead U.S. Bureau of ReclamationBrenda Burman, Director of Water Policy for SRP, confirmed as the nation's first female commissioner of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.
Inkstain
JFleck at Inkstain: New USGS data shows municipal water use, including in the West, continues to declineFleck notes use in the Lower Colorado River Basin states is down while increasing in most of the Upper Basin states and offers some highlights.
Circle of Blue
Circle of Blue: U.S. Household Water Use Continues to DeclineDrought, utility system management, and the federal plumbing code have driven per person use down since the early 1990s. The trend continues.