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Arizona cities, tribes rethink planned water cuts
Faced with deep cuts to the water supply and angry that other states are not doing their share, tribes and local governments in Arizona are increasingly talking about backing off earlier offers to give up some water....
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The good and bad news about city water cuts in Arizona
There's good news and bad news about whether Arizona's cities will be able to adjust to water cuts amid more shortage declarations....
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How Arizona's water situation could affect its housing growth
Tom Buschatzke, director of Arizona Department of Water Resources (ADWR), tells Axios that the state has enough water to meet its housing growth, though "it's probably not obvious."...
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Arizona water chief seeks federal action on Colorado River
Arizona's water chief is following Nevada's footsteps in asking the federal government to step in and cut water use on the over-tapped Colorado River, following months of inaction on that front....
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At Lake Powell, a 'front-row seat' to a drying Colorado River and an uncertain future
As drought siphons water from behind Glen Canyon Dam, questions resurface about whether the once-mighty reservoir should be saved or returned to nature....