News Room
Media Contact
Sheri Trapp
WATCH: New study shows soil moisture holds key to Arizona's water future
We all know rain and snow help fill up the Colorado River —but a new study led by ASU researcher Swastik Ghimire shows the ground beneath our feet may be just as important....
Arizona faces continued Colorado River water cuts, uncertainty about future access
Arizona will continue to see an 18% reduction of its Colorado River water allocation next year, as decided by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation....
As Colorado River talks stall, 'perfect' candidate to lead water agency is forced out
When Ted Cooke, the former general manager of the Central Arizona Project, was ...
Colorado River negotiations teeter over future water use
Disagreements over whether states in the Colorado River Basin should agree to restrict future water development are threatening to derail the arduous negotiations over the waterway’s operations....
Water Conservation in Arizona Home Design: Smart landscaping, graywater & low-flow fixtures
Arizona ranks among the driest states in the U.S., with just 12.6 inches of average annual rainfall. Its reliance on dwindling Colorado River allocations, combined with increasing demand from a growing population, makes water conservation n...