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New report warns Colorado River storage could hit critical lows by 2026
A new analysis is warning that water stored in the Colorado River’s two largest reservoirs — Lake Mead and Lake Powell — could fall to critically low levels in just one year if current water use continues and next winter and spring brings l...
How human-made Tres Rios Wetlands fits into Valley’s wastewater recycling process
Half of the water from the 91st Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant is sent to the human-made wetlands known as Tres Rios before it can be reintroduced into the environment....
Colorado River outlook means deeper cuts ahead for Gilbert, officials say
Gilbert is bracing for deeper reductions to its Colorado River allocation in the years ahead, following the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation’s August release of its 24-month study on the river’s future....
Tribal leaders huddle with feds in push for landmark Arizona water deal
Leaders from three tribes met with federal officials in the Navajo capital about securing a vote in Congress on a landmark water settlement, which would open the taps for ...
Scottsdale dropped hints of our water future. You need to know what they mean | Opinion
Arizona's largest cities must speak up about how they plan to absorb possible Colorado River water cuts - and note what they simply don't know....