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First-ever mandatory water cutbacks will kick in next year along the Colorado River
Arizona, Nevada and Mexico will be required to take less water from the Colorado River for the first time next year under a set of agreements that aim to keep enough water in Lake Mead to reduce the risk of a crash....
Climate change threatens Colorado River despite wet winter
Snow swamped mountains across the U.S. West last winter, likely fending off mandated water shortages next year for states that rely on the Colorado River....
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New Lake Mead forecast spares Arizona – for now. Here are four critical steps to water security
Arizona just got another temporary reprieve from water cuts in Lake Mead, for ...
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So Fresh, So Clean: How Scottsdale Wants to Purify Your Ideas on Recycled Water
Every time Preston Thoeny brews a batch, he needs 1,000 gallons of water to make about 350 gallons of beer. If he could, he’d use solely recycled water — water that was previously used, perhaps flushed down a toilet or run through the showe...
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UA study confirms groundwater pumping is drying up Arizona rivers
Groundwater pumping has caused stream flow in U.S. rivers to decline by as much as half over the last century, according to new research by a University of Arizona hydrologist that strengthens the connection between groundwater and surface ...