environment

Community advocates in Arizona say the loss of federal funding for alternative transportation projects is a major setback for revitalizing and connecting neighborhoods throughout the state.

Colorado River Indian Tribes is trying to work within the law to get some representation for a river that it sees as a living, beleaguered individual.

RAZE held its annual sticker design contest inviting teens to envision healthy environments. Now, they're asking the public to pick the winning design.

Yuma County teens will have a chance to win prizes and have their art distributed statewide at Rural Arizona Engagement's annual sticker design contest Thursday.

As part of the Trump administration's new budget, Arizona's burgeoning solar industry faces the elimination of tax incentives that have encouraged people to invest in renewable energy.

Arizona Highways magazine, first published in April 1925 by the Arizona State Highway Department, is celebrating its centennial year with a special edition and a new Hall of Fame honoring key contributors.

Colorado College's annual Conservation in the West poll has shown strong support from Arizonans for conservation on public lands for 15 years.

Arizona could be doing more to improve conservation policy, according to a new report by the Center for Western Priorities.

Congressman Raul Grijalva is stepping down as the ranking Democrat on the Housing Natural Resources Committee, sidestepping a fight for the post with a California lawmaker.

Environmental groups in Arizona say they've faced challenges in advancing environmental protections, and that could now become even harder under a second Trump presidency.