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Arizona Republic
A plan to find Arizona more water isn't perfect, but don't blow it up yetOpinion: A plan to create an Arizona Water Authority is too complex, but the Senate's alternative lacks key details. Can cooler heads combine the two?
Arizona Capitol Times
Money, conservation slows water authority billFor most of this session, lawmakers have been working with stakeholders of various interests to cobble together legislation that addresses Arizona’s water woes, but concerns over conservation...
NBC News 12
Ongoing drought prompts Mesa to declare water shortageDire conditions on the Colorado River are prompting the City of Mesa to declare a water shortage and begin cutting back water usage at city facilities.
Arizona Project WET
Arizona Groundwater: A deep dive into our hidden resourceIn this thought-provoking video series, we unearth the secrets of how and where groundwater accumulates and the processes for bringing it to the surface.
ADWR
ADWR And CAP Host Shortage Briefing On Unstable Conditions At Lake PowellIn a May 6 joint presentation, officials of three agencies laid out publicly the serious challenges facing the Colorado River system, especially at Lake Powell, which currently sits at 24...
KTAR
Arizona water officials warn the state could move into a deeper stage of drought by AugustThe Colorado River has reached drastically low water levels and Arizona experts don’t see conditions improving in the near future.
Arizona Republic
This is what happens when Arizona's development decisions ignore water realityOpinion: Pine and Strawberry should be a lesson to us all: It's better to stop a water problem before it starts than to try to fix it after it rears its ugly head.
Arizona Daily Star
Ailing Lake Powell to get a short-term fix but warnings continueLake Powell, facing an existential crisis from drought and climate change, is getting a nearly 1 million acre-foot reprieve.
Arizona Republic
A million-acre feet of water won't save Lake Powell. But the deal is still a winOpinion: It's an imperfect plan that solves nothing. But it's significant that all seven Colorado River states have agreed to temporarily boost Lake Powell.
Arizona Republic
Lake Powell is tanking, and Interior's proposed response may only buy us timeOpinion: Federal officials have proposed leaving more water in Lake Powell to avoid potential calamity. It's necessary, painful - and still solves nothing.
