As Congress is set to adjourn, hope lingers for water settlement
Navajo Nation pushes Congress to approve the Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Act, addressing decades-long tribal water rights disputes.
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs historic water rights settlements with four Tribal nations, potentially ending decades of disputes and securing sustainable water.
Report warns that groundwater pumping threatens Upper Verde River
Groundwater pumping and climate change are drying Arizona's Upper Verde River, threatening wildlife and regional water resources, says a recent report.
U.S. invests nearly $82M in 23 tribal domestic water projects to bring clean drinking water to Indigenous communities across Western states under the Investing in America agenda.
Public hearing set for groundwater management in southern Arizona
ADWR schedules a public hearing to discuss making Willcox Groundwater Basin an AMA due to significant groundwater depletion and land subsidence.
Some of Arizona's rural areas face groundwater depletion, causing landowners to have to deepen their wells. Rural groundwater regulation faces political deadlock.