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AZ Central
Our View: Mexico's Minute 323 water deal should pay off big for ArizonaWater deal represents the continuation of decades of cooperation on water management
AZ Water News
Arizona Water Resources director joins U.S. & Mexico in finalizing epic CO River agreementThe intensely negotiated agreement known as “Minute 323” has significant implications for stabilizing and augmenting Arizona’s water supplies.
AZ Central
U.S. and Mexico agree to share in Colorado River conservation and possible shortageThe deal, labeled Minute 323 as an addition to a 1944 treaty dividing the river’s flow, updates a 2012 agreement in which Mexico for the first time agreed to leave some of its share in the...
AZ Central
Our View: Mexico's Minute 323 water deal should pay off big for ArizonaMexico's Minute 323 - which conserves water in Lake Mead if Arizona and others do the same - proves that smart water planning has no borders.
AZ Central
Our View: What Arizona's water leaders really need from youEditorial: Jeff Flake and Doug Ducey are doing what needs to be done to secure Arizona's water future. But they can't act alone.
Arizona Daily Star
CAP-California water deal that Arizona nixed provokes ongoing conflictCAP plan would have relinquished 60,000 acre-feet of 75,000 buffer in Lake Mead to CA, putting AZ at risk of going into shortage.
WRAL
Former Interior secretary pushed Arizona to enact water lawFormer U.S. Interior Secretary Cecil Andrus, who died Thursday in Idaho, was a key player in Arizona's passage of a landmark 1980 water law.
Circle of Blue
When It Comes To Water Service How Expensive Is Too Expensive?City of Phoenix is testing an analytical approach developed that incorporates disposable income and local wages to address the question of affordability
AZ Central
Wet winter refreshed SRP's reservoirs, bringing them to 68 percent total capacityReservoirs have improved, but officials are warning that the drought cycle "isn't over”.
AZ Water News
Planned water releases from Lake Powell may not look great, but they look goodHoped for 11 million acre-foot release from Powell won't occur, but a release of 9 million acre-feet appears likely.
