Gila River threatens to pull out of drought contingency plan
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times The Gila River Indian Community is threatening to blow up the drought contingency
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times The Gila River Indian Community is threatening to blow up the drought contingency
By Brian Maffly | Salt Lake City Tribune Climate change, unbridled development and Western water politics are conspiring to gradually grant this wish. The
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star and Howard Fischer Capitol Media Services ongstanding urban-rural tensions over a proposed drought plan have escalated after
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Capitol Times House Democrats are balking at ratifying a proposed drought contingency plan over what
By Howard Fischer | Pinal Central An organization that represents major Arizona cities is effectively warning Pinal County farmers not to demand more in
By Jim Headley | InMaricopa Global Water Resources CEO Ron Fleming said the lack and expense of water will someday seriously limit growth in Arizona. He
By Carmen Forman | Arizona Capitol Times As the deadline for Arizona to adopt a drought plan inches closer, state lawmakers received an early
By Philip Haldiman | YourValley.net Due to two decade’s worth of drought and climate change and other factors, the water level on Lake Mead,
Bowers warns Ducey deadline won’t be met if he doesn’t see water bill by Tuesday By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star A proposed Colorado River drought plan that will cost well over $100 million is just the beginning
By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services via Arizona Daily Star ov. Doug Ducey and state lawmakers begin the new legislative session Monday with
By: Carmen Forman | Arizona Capitol Times When the Legislature convenes on Jan. 14, lawmakers will almost immediately have to consider legislation to implement
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times First, the good news: The negotiators of Arizona’s Drought Contingency Plan have crafted the most detailed, concrete
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times Governor Doug Ducey and the board of the Central Arizona Project have each pledged to give $5 million
By Mark Cowling/PinalCentral There are four key areas in which town staff will challenge themselves in the coming year. Related: Billingsley: Florence a good place
By Elizabeth Whitman | Phoenix New Times As Arizona nears a federal deadline to finalize an agreement over cuts to its Colorado River water, a
(Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussions purposes only.) Opinion: As Colorado River water evaporates, everyone in Pinal County may soon be drinking
By Jeremy P. Jacobs, E&E News Greenwire: Thursday, December 27, 2018 MOHAVE COUNTY, Ariz. — Breakneck agricultural development by well-heeled out-of-staters has upended conservative
By Jason Stone | East Valley Tribune Mesa residents in the southeast part of the city may not realize it, but they’ve likely been
By Brian Maffly | Salt Lake City Tribune The winds kicked up in Utah’s West Desert ahead of a late-season storm blowing out of
By Tim Steller | Arizona Daily Star (Editor’s note: Opinion pieces are published for discussions purposes only.) Negotiatorshave moved painstakingly as they reached a
By Ryan Randazzo | AZ Central The town of Queen Creek could help ensure water keeps flowing for Johnson Utilities customers in the southeast
By Heather Smathers | San Tan Valley Sentinel SAN TAN VALLEY — Some customers of Johnson Utilities will need to wait a little longer
Sonoron News Carefree – Liberty Utilities (Black Mountain Sewer) Corp. (Liberty Utilities) has owned and operated the Carefree Wastewater Treatment Plant (Carefree WWTP) located
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star The federal Bureau of Reclamation commissioner threatened Thursday to take over some crucial Colorado River management decisions
NAHB Now The Trump administration today released its proposed new definition for “waters of the United States” (WOTUS) that will resolve years of uncertainty over
By Janet Wilson and Ian James | Arizona Republic The Imperial Irrigation District, which holds some of the oldest and largest rights to Colorado River water,
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