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Water conservation is main concern among Arizona voters, poll shows
Arizona voters show an unmoving concern about environmental conservation even as other issues become more pressing, according to a ...
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Phoenix looks to bolster its existing water supplies with new development policies
The city of Phoenix wants to implement new water conservation policies for future development as it continues attracting residents, companies and big projects to the Valley....
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Loophole in law threatens future Arizona water supply, expert and lawmaker says
From Yavapai to Maricopa to Pinal counties, freestanding houses in planned communities are going up by the hundreds. But many are not for sale. They are for rent. It's a model that has only ...
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'Game of chicken' or 'chess game,' Colorado River solution elusive
After more than seven months of fruitless negotiating over how to slash Colorado River water use, the seven river basin states’ officials will now talk some more....
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Sen. Sinema tells cities to work together to secure federal drought relief money
Right now, the seven states that rely on the Colorado River are trying to reach an agreement. This week, six states including Arizona, sent a proposal to reduce their allotment of Colorado River water to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. ...