What will happen to the Colorado River? What we know about looming water cuts
Opinion: Lake Mead and Lake Powell are tanking, forcing Colorado River users to radically slash demand quickly. Here’s what we know about how that might
Opinion: Lake Mead and Lake Powell are tanking, forcing Colorado River users to radically slash demand quickly. Here’s what we know about how that might
By J. Graber | Scottsdale Progress Scottsdale City Council strengthened its commitment to water sustainability last week by adopting a set of water-management principles. “These
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images By Julia Jacobo ABC News (Disclosure: Rose Law Group represents the PGA) (LOS ANGELES) — Water restrictions in the West are becoming
Hieroglyphics Recharge Site 08 By Nick Phillips |Arizona Capitol Times Lawmakers appear eager to deliver something that resembles Gov. Doug Ducey’s vision to spend
By Scott Schumaker | East Valley Tribune Mesa city officials have been talking about the Central Mesa Reuse Pipeline for years, and the big infrastructure
Opinion: Arizona issued a permit to the Pinyon Plain Mine, putting groundwater that flows through our homelands, including the Grand Canyon, at serious risk. By
The Colorado River as it flows around Horseshoe Bend on June 23, 2021 in Page. The Bureau of Reclamation says it will unilaterally reduce water
By AZ Business Magazine | AZ Big Media Glendale City Manager Kevin Phelps has declared a Stage 1 Drought Watch of the city’s Drought Management Plan. During Stage 1, Glendale will target a 5% water-reduction goal at
By Sasha Hupka | Arizona Republic View CommentsChandler mayoral and City Council candidates voiced ideas and concerns around housing affordability, sustainability and ways to support
Lake Med By Alex Hager & Luke Runyon |KUNC Colorado River water managers are facing a monumental task. Federal officials have given leaders in seven
By Nathan Brown and Camryn Sanchez | Arizona Capitol Times The Legislature is preparing to release this year’s water budget likely expanding WIFA and not
The Pine-Strawberry Water Improvement District has struggled with increasing demands from residential and vacation rental properties. By ALEX BROWN | Arizona Mirror PINE — As
The Colorado River as it flows around Horseshoe Bend on June 23, 2021 in Page. The Bureau of Reclamation says it will unilaterally reduce water
Anastasia Rabin owns land in the Douglas Basin and says she knew water scarcity could be a problem when she moved here, but didn’t realize
By Madelaine Braggs | Rose Law Group Reporter There are only about three weeks left until the deadline for Pinal County’s budget. At the latest
A houseboat sat anchored on March 28 on the banks of Lake Powell in Page, Ariz. As severe drought grips parts of the western United
Lake Mead Opinion: Few major users are publicly modeling for what would happen if they received little to no Colorado River water, especially over time.
By Melissa Rosequist | YourValley Despite a drought management plan being in place, Scottsdale City Council candidates are mostly confident that the city is on
Opinion: Rural communities need the power to manage our own groundwater, county supervisors say, not let those with the deepest wells pump everyone else dry.
Buoys sit on the beach near the Wahweap Marina at Lake Powell on March 28 in Page, Ariz. /Justin Sullivan/Getty Images By Jennifer Yachnin |
Richard Horton was the Grand Marshal and guest speaker for Eloy’s 12th annual Veterans Day Parade on Nov. 11, 2019, on Main Street. Maria Vasquez/PinalCentral
The City is taking this action to address the mandatory reduction of Colorado River water and deeper cuts that are likely to occur in the
Opinion: People want to know when water shortages will change life as we know it in Arizona. But the answer can vary widely, depending on
By Scianna Garcia | West Valley View The city of Avondale received the Water System Project of the Year and Operations Supervisor of the Year
Center for Israel Education/Facebook By Christopher Conover | Arizona Public Media Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is on a five-day visit to Israel where he will
Federal law requires fees be paid whether or not dams are generating power. Photo: Glen Canyon Dam/Bureau of Reclamation By Christopher Conover | Arizona Public
By Joshua Bowling | Arizona Republic Some metro Phoenix cities are taking initial steps to cut back on their water use while Arizona’s largest source
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Photo via TSMC By Amy Edelen | Phoenix Business Journal The White House is reportedly nearing a trade deal with Taiwan that would call for Taiwan Semiconductor
By Michael Gerrity | World Property Journal The global data center industry is entering an era of expansion unlike anything it has seen before, driven