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How Many Homes In Arizona, On Average, Share An Acre-Foot Of Water Each Year?
Household water use is a timely subject. The entire Southwest is being wracked by chronic drought. Just this week, the managers of the Colorado River system – the federal Bureau of Reclamation – released data indicating that a first-time-ev...
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Here’s what is being done to protect Arizona’s water supplies for future growth
Arizona’s top water officials spoke to the manufacturing community Wednesday about what’s being done to protect the state’s water supplies for future growth in this new era of climate change. In fact, there is the potential for the state to...
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First mandatory cutback of CAP water now likely in 2022
The Central Arizona Project seems almost certain to suffer its first significant shortage in water deliveries next year....
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Southwest braces for water cutbacks as drought deepens along the Colorado River
Unrelenting drought and years of rising temperatures due to climate change are pushing the long-overallocated Colorado River into new territory, setting the stage for the largest mandatory water cutbacks to date....
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Agencies: Arizona farmers should expect less water in 2022
State officials are putting farmers in south-central Arizona on notice that the continuing drought means a “substantial cut” in deliveries of Colorado River water is expected next year....