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Your vote can determine the future of Arizona’s water
Voters in Maricopa, Pima and Pinal counties on Nov. 8 will select new board members for the Central Arizona Water Conservation District, which oversees how Colorado River water is delivered through the Central Arizona Project....
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Feds begin ‘expedited’ process to help save drought-stricken Colorado River
The US Department of Interior announced Friday it is launching an “expedited” process to potentially change water-flow operations on the ...
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A 100-year water supply?
Whether its groundwater or river water in danger of running dry first, the biggest potential impact from Arizona’s continuing water issues is it will stall growth....
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Enough messing around. Will the feds mandate cuts to save Lake Mead or not?
Opinion: If Colorado River states can't save enough water in 2023, Lake Mead is done. It's time for the feds to say (and mean) it: Will they step in if we fail?...
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Is rural Arizona ready to cut back water use? We've reached a crossroads in that fight
Opinion: Two efforts to regulate groundwater use in Arizona's rural communities could have long-ranging consequences, depending on what happens next....