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Apr 162019
AZ CentralRead More
President Trump signs bill endorsing Colorado River drought plan
President Donald Trump signed a bill Tuesday authorizing a plan for Western states to take less water from the overburdened Colorado River....
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Apr 122019
Phoenix New TimesRead More
After Colorado River Drought Plan, What's Next for Water in Arizona?
Even though the ...
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Apr 102019
Arizona Daily StarRead More
Colorado River drought plan heads to the White House
Nearly six years after discussions started, a drought plan for the Colorado River is on the verge of becoming federal law....
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Apr 092019
Audubon ArizonaRead More
The Economic Impact of Arizona's Rivers, Lakes, and Streams
Arizona’s waterways, enjoyed by over 1.5 million residents each year, contribute $13.5 billion to the state’s economy and support 114,000 jobs, according to a report released by Audubon Arizona. ...
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Apr 092019
AZ CentralRead More
OPINION: Want to save water in Arizona? Some of the best ideas are free
Most water in Arizona homes is used outside, and believe it or not, the biggest savings often cost little or nothing to achieve....