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Cut Colorado River water use now, experts urge
Cut Colorado River water use now, water researchers and other experts urge in a new report, to avoid putting the river system in a very difficult to potentially catastrophic position in a year....
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...
PSA: Arizona mayors unite to protect our water future
This Coalition is focused on defending Arizona’s share of the Colorado River and ensuring continued support for Central Arizona Project (CAP) – the 336-mile system that delivers Colorado River water to the majority of Arizona’s population....
Policymakers have limited time to protect Lake Powell and Lake Mead, report says
A new report from Colorado River researchers found water levels at the nation’s two largest reservoirs are dropping fast and on track for dire consequences. The authors are calling on policymakers to move with urgency and protect Lake Powel...
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...