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As Temperatures Rise, What's Next For Metro Phoenix's Water Supply?
Drought has been a near-constant in much of Arizona for decades. One of the ways the city of Phoenix has tried — and, many would say, succeeded — in staying ahead of that condition is through water banking and storage....
OPINION: Martha McSally and Raul Grijalva could be Arizona's ace in the hole on water
The key players on water issues in Congress both hail from Arizona, and early indications are they're eager to get to work....
How to Get People to Conserve Water—and How Not to
The cactuses, scorpions, and occasional dust storms should tip them off, but sometimes Southwesterners forget they live in a desert....
Watering Reminder - April 2019
The recommendations above are for plants that are established in the landscape (in the ground about two years). To determine how long (how many minutes or hours) to run your sprinklers and/or your drip irrigation, visit ...
Colorado River Basin states agree on ‘pain-sharing’ plan to deal with drought affecting 40 million Americans
For the 40 million people who depend on water from the Colorado River Basin, including me, there’s no escaping this stark reality: Our thirst for water exceeds what’s actually available....