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CNN
Feds begin ‘expedited’ process to help save drought-stricken Colorado RiverThe US Department of Interior announced Friday it is launching an “expedited” process to potentially change water-flow operations on the drought-stricken Colorado River, as Lake...
Daily Independent
A 100-year water supply?Whether its groundwater or river water in danger of running dry first, the biggest potential impact from Arizona’s continuing water issues is it will stall growth.
Arizona Republic
Enough messing around. Will the feds mandate cuts to save Lake Mead or not?Opinion: If Colorado River states can't save enough water in 2023, Lake Mead is done. It's time for the feds to say (and mean) it: Will they step in if we fail?
Arizona Republic
Is rural Arizona ready to cut back water use? We've reached a crossroads in that fightOpinion: Two efforts to regulate groundwater use in Arizona's rural communities could have long-ranging consequences, depending on what happens next.
Phoenix Water
Phoenix Water Hosting Town Halls Focused on Colorado River ShortageAs part of their ongoing effort to keep the public informed about how reduced allocations of Colorado River water are impacting the City of Phoenix, Phoenix Water experts will deliver a...
Arizona Digital Free Press
Water in the news: Scottsdale hosts panel on Grand Canyon State of H2OThe truth is what has happened in the past and what is happening now will no longer determine future planning on where and how much water will flow from the Colorado River into the Phoenix...
Arizona Daily Star
Arizona worries about access to Colorado RiverThis is part of a collaborative series on the Colorado River as the 100th anniversary of the historic Colorado River Compact approaches. The Associated Press, The Colorado Sun, The Albuquerque...
KTAR
Mesa asks residents to skip winter lawns to save waterWith an ongoing drought and cuts to water supplies, the city of Mesa is asking residents to consider not overseeding for a winter lawn.
The Hill
The West’s water crisis is worse than you thinkA couple of years back I moved from Arizona to Michigan, in part because I’m worried about the Colorado River’s growing water crisis. I have good reason to worry. I lived in the West...
The Hill
Can we save the diminishing Colorado River?Years of hot, dry conditions and population growth across the Southwest have brought painful reductions in Colorado River water flow allocations to Arizona, California, Nevada...
