2019 Story of the Year: The race toward a critical agreement
No drought about it, Arizona, Pinal County at the water’s edge By Phil Riske, Senior Reporter, Writer Arizona’s Colorado River drought plan is the most
No drought about it, Arizona, Pinal County at the water’s edge By Phil Riske, Senior Reporter, Writer Arizona’s Colorado River drought plan is the most
‘Drought will return’ By Melissa Robbins | Cronkite News The U.S. Drought Monitor recently reported that, for the first time in its nearly 20-year history,
By Andrew Howard | Cronkite News The director of the Arizona Department of Water Resources told a Senate panel Wednesday there is an “urgent need”
By Ian James | Arizona Republic Gov. Doug Ducey has called Arizona’s Colorado River drought plan the most significant piece of water legislation signed in
By Bettina Boxall | Los Angeles Times The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California on Tuesday sealed California’s participation in a landmark Colorado River drought
By Ian James | AZCentral Proposed water legislation that might have upended Arizona’s Colorado River drought plan was set aside by a leading Republican lawmaker following
By Ian James | Arizona Republic MARICOPA — In satellite images, the farm fields in central Arizona stand out like an emerald green quilt draped across
Ian James | Arizona Republic A top federal water official announced Friday that because California and Arizona haven’t finished Colorado River drought plans, the Interior
How Arizona ended up in this water short situation, experts say, is the Colorado River was over-allocated from the beginning, and as water management policies
By Andrew Nicla | AZCentral Arizona’s water leaders and lawmakers are running out of time to complete the state’s Drought Contingency Plan, a blueprint for how Arizona
By Carmen Forman | Arizona Capitol Times As the deadline for Arizona to adopt a drought plan inches closer, state lawmakers received an early
By Tony Davis | Arizona Daily Star ore heat and drought. Less water. More heat-related deaths and hospital visits. Bigger wildfires. Fewer native trees. Maybe more
By Luke Runyon | KUNC he effects of climate change are not far off challenges for future generations. They are existential problems for everyone
Arizona among states in grip of drought By Jim Carlton | The Wall Street Journal any Western reservoirs are full, and downpours have triggered floods
Farmers and cities in Arizona and Nevada could face their first cuts in water supplies a year from now, just as the existing agreement ends
Atop a mesa near Many Farms, Ariz., in the heart of Navajo territory, horses were stomping the ground one recent afternoon, as if trying to
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By Howard Fischer | Capitol Media Services Key points: PHOENIX — More than a dozen years ago Sen. John Kavanagh voted along with every Republican
By AZ Mirror Arizona’s Senate Republican leaders say in the coming year they’ll be focused on lowering costs, making communities safer and keeping the state’s
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