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KAWC speaks with the state's 27th Attorney General as she prepares to take oath of office
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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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This week the Field shifts its focus from the politics of electing new leaders to the politics of water as a key document governing distribution of Colorado River resources turns 100.
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Senator touts local agriculture tech after visit and roundtable discussion
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Candidates for State Senate talk water policy as the Democrat in the race, Brian Fernandez, responds to charges he made inappropriate comments about a colleague. Also, Democrat Adrian Fontes talks about his bid for Arizona Attorney General.
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Blake Masters views areas with, and without, barriers
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States missed a mid-August deadline to come up with a plan to save Colorado River water and the expectation was the federal government would step in and mandate cuts. That did not happen.
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Fear the federal government would force cuts to Colorado River Water Users has proved unfounded, says river advocate Gary Wockner, co-founder of Save the Colorado.
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The federal government announced today how much, or how little, water Arizona will have access to in 2023.
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Colorado River water users face a deadline to detail how Western States will cut 2-to-4-million-acre feet of water from their river allocations beginning next year.