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New water-conservation technology could be 'game changer' for City of Phoenix
While we in Phoenix are desert dwellers, one look around the Valley makes it clear that most everybody likes it green. But if your job title requires you to make sure the 1.6 million residents of Phoenix have enough water to survive, all th...
GROWTH ON TAP: Goodyear invests in water infrastructure to fuel future development
Goodyear has big goals for growth, and it will need water to facilitate that growth. That’s why it broke ground early this month on a new water treatment facility that will expand the city’s water capacity and help ensure the city’s water r...
Survey: Arizonans concerned most about water, education and the state's finances
Heading into 2020, more Arizonans are worried about the future of the state's water, children and finances than are focused on hot-button issues like immigration or gun control, according to new polling from the Morrison Institute for Publi...
Embattled water district an economic boon for Arizona, homebuilders' study says
A district that recharges renewable water supplies to allow new housing development brings in about $13.4 billion a year in economic benefits, says a study written for a homebuilders’ group....
Central Arizona Tries Again To Bring In Water From On-River Entitlements
There is a new proposal to transfer water from the Colorado River region to central Arizona. And it’s looking just as controversial as the others....