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Seeing how cities are spending the federal cash reveals a major trend in Arizona’s water management. Cities like Peoria are planning to engineer their way out of the problem.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs on Wednesday vetoed five bills changing water laws in Arizona, concluding they would cause more harm than good.
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As climate change continues to shrink the Colorado River’s largest reservoirs, a group of four states that use its water are set to lay out plans to reboot a conservation program.
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A showdown is looming on the Colorado River. The river’s existing management guidelines are set to expire in 2026. The states that draw water from it are…
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Increasingly bleak forecasts for the Colorado River have for the first time put into action elements of the 2019 upper basin drought contingency plan. The…
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Tracking coronavirus pandemic could soon be a bit easier because of one simple fact: everyone poops.Around the world, wastewater plants have become…
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Use it or lose it. That saying is at the heart of how access to water is managed in the western U.S. Laws that govern water in more arid states, like…
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Daniel RothbergThe Nevada IndependentTwenty-two miles outside of the nearest town (Wells, pop. 1,246), graffiti on a crumbling hotel wall reads: “Home on…
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Bret Jaspers, KJZZ Central Arizona has been booming -- more people, more houses, more need for water. There’s also a long-term drought, and less water to…
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A new federal program hopes to fill in knowledge gaps on how water moves through the headwaters of arguably the West’s most important drinking and…