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Does Arizona really use less water now than it did in 1957?
Even in the midst of a historical 19-year drought in the Southwest, Arizona uses less water now than it did 62 years ago....
Despite signs of interstate cooperation, the decline of Lake Mead isn’t near being solved
On the surface, things have seemed to be looking up in recent weeks for the future of Lake Mead....
OPINION: 5 critical water questions Arizona must answer - and soon
The hard work isn't over, now that we've passed the Drought Contingency Plan. Here are 5 pressing water issues Arizona can't afford to let simmer....
In Era of Drought, Phoenix Prepares for a Future Without Colorado River Water
Once criticized for being a profligate user of water, fast-growing Phoenix has taken some major steps — including banking water in underground reservoirs, slashing per-capita use, and recycling wastewater — in anticipation of the day when t...
What Is Happening With The Colorado River Drought Plans?
States that rely on the Colorado River for their water supplies are currently unable to finish a series of agreements that would keep its biggest reservoirs, Lake Mead and Lake Powell, from dropping to levels not seen since they were filled...