AMWUA Press Room
Federal officials provide assurance that water AZ is saving to lessen the blow of future Colorado River shortfalls won't end up flowing to CA or anyone else
Interior hopes that its current commitment will help clear the way for a multi-year agreement among Lower Basin states for solutions to Lake Mead's declining levels
As the use of recycled wastewater expands, competition for this valuable water supply will increase
Increasing efficiency of water use will be a central feature in understanding how to negotiate an uncertain future
Governor Doug Ducey is sticking by regulations and negotiating deals.
ADWR Director Tom Buschatzke discusses Colorado River shortage and the Drought Contingency Proposal.
ADWR Director Tom Buschatzke discusses Colorado River shortage and the Drought Contingency Proposal in development [minute 9:20]
Weather, water, and forest wildfire experts report on Arizona's environmental prospects in coming months.
"It shows our (state's) legacy of always looking forward, trying to avoid bigger problems," said AMWUA's Executive Director, Warren Tenney
AZ water managers laid out the consequences of a shortage declaration, as well as some details of the much-discussed "Drought Contingency Plan"