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Nov 112022
ABC 15Read More
Where does your water come from? A look at Glendale's water supply
The worsening shortage on the Colorado River means the progressive loss of water for Valley cities....
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Nov 102022
Arizona RepublicRead More
What's wrong with Lake Mead, summed up in a single chart
Opinion: A single chart sums up where Lake Mead is headed in 2023 and 2024 if we keep the status quo. And it's nowhere good....
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Nov 042022
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Future water cuts are expected to hit the Colorado River. Here's how Arizona is responding
Arizona cities, businesses and farms are gearing up for a significant cut to Colorado River water taking effect in 2023....
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Nov 022022
Arizona RepublicRead More
Finally, the feds may force action to save the Colorado River. What if it comes too late?
Opinion: The feds may finally be willing to mandate action to shore up a rapidly tanking Lake Mead and Lake Powell. But help may not come for months....
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Nov 012022
GristRead More
Feds to Colorado River states: reduce water usage, or we will do it for you
In theory, the federal government can unilaterally cut water deliveries from the Colorado River’s two main reservoirs, ...