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Hobbs rejects Republican groundwater bill, says rural Arizona needs a better plan
Gov. Katie Hobbs said Wednesday she would reject a Republican-sponsored rural groundwater bill approved by the Arizona Senate because she does not believe it would actually protect water supplies for small communities....
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Phoenix ramps up water conservation efforts
Phoenix city leaders recently passed a new ordinance that outlines how new large companies conserve water if they want to operate within city limits....
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Colorado River states have two different plans for managing water. Here's why they disagree
The seven states that use water from the Colorado River have proposed competing plans for how the river should be managed in the future. They’re split into ...
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States are far apart on new Colorado River water-saving plans sent to U.S. agency
The four Upper Basin states of the Colorado River Basin released a water-saving plan Wednesday that would cut river water use by Arizona and the other two Lower Basin states by up to 20% in most years and more in drier years over the next d...
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Risks ease for Colorado River reservoirs after wet winter, but long-term challenges loom
After a wet year and a push to conserve water in the Southwest, federal officials say the risk of the Colorado River’s reservoirs declining to critically low levels has substantially eased for the next couple of years....