State pushes 10% water use cut for farmers in Willcox BasinThe Arizona Department of Water Resources is pushing to slash the Willcox basin's chronic overuse of ancient groundwater by half between now and 2075.
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- Margaret Wilder and Helen Ingram Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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- Tony Davis
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Tucson Water could lose as little as 6% to as much as nearly 85% of its total Colorado River-based drinking water supplies, depending on how big a cut the entire Central Arizona Project takes from the depleted river, Arizona State University researchers have found.
- Tony Davis
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In a decision handed down this week, the Arizona Department of Water Resources determined that Tucson can keep its 100-year assured water supply designation.
- Tony Davis
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Judge Scott Blaney's ruling Tuesday marked the second time in t wo months he has overturned efforts by the Arizona Department of Water Resources to
- Tony Davis
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For Star subscribers: Tucson and Phoenix have a plan in which city with more water than it needs at the moment can share it.
- Tony Davis
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Nearly 75 groups and other entities representing a wide range of interests want Congress to pony up at least $2 billion to invest in water con…
- Tony Davis
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The federal government has agreed to pump more than $450 million into programs to carry out additional Colorado River water conservation, Ariz…
- Jan Foiles, West side
I never would have believed I would be on the same page with Loren Hancock but here I am. He is absolutely correct in suggesting we should pur…
- Clara Migoya Arizona Republic
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Kearny faces its biggest water crisis since it was founded in 1958 about 75 miles north of Tucson.