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Arizona sues Saudi-owned firm for public nuisance over water use

Arizona sues Saudi-owned Fondomonte for excessive groundwater use, alleging public nuisance that threatens La Paz County's health, safety, and future.

Arizona reps introduce the Domestic Water Protection Act of 2023

Rep. Ruben Gallego introduced The Domestic Water Protection Act of 2023 on August 29, aiming to halt the exploitation of Arizona's water resources by foreign entities through an excise tax on...

Arizona revokes approval for Saudi-owned farm’s deepwater wells

Arizona withdraws permission for two deepwater wells at a controversial Saudi-owned farm, citing inconsistencies in applications and concerns over excessive water usage.

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