Arizona citizens test ability to regulate groundwater pumping
Despite ballot mix-ups, rural Arizona voters will weigh in this year on whether they want their groundwater to be regulated under "active management areas."
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The unincorporated Rio Verde Foothills is an upscale community north of Scottsdale, Arizona that does not have a municipal water supply. It has been relying on water hauled from Scottsdale, but that...
The farming community of Coalinga is projected to run out of water by December 1. The city has only one source of water: an allotment from the Federal government. Farmers have been chopping down...
The South Coast Water District's Doheny Ocean Desalination Project was unanimously approved by the California Coastal Commission on October 13. The project is expected to produce 5 million GPD of...
Stakeholders in Arizona's Colorado River water supply now have a visualization tool to help them maneuver the challenges posted by system shortages, thanks to the work of Arizona State University and...
Increasing salinity levels are threatening the Great Salt Lake's ecosystem. The problem is driven by drought and diversions of upstream fresh water sources.