Everywhere you look for almost a mile along the Santa Cruz River on Tucson's south side, you see Gooding's willows. Short ones, tall ones, fat…
- Tony Davis
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Tucson Water violated state requirements for two straight years, limiting how much of its drinking water is lost or not properly accounted for…
- Stephen Fleming, Midtown
Excellent reporting by Tony Davis in Sunday’s cover story regarding Arizona’s water woes.
- Tony Davis
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Will Arizona get more serious about water conservation, or return to depending on groundwater pumping? Experts weigh in.
- Tony Davis
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Out in the Avra Valley, about 30 miles northwest of Tucson, a wide swath of water pours down a fenced-off canal about 80 feet wide.
- Tony Davis
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A food control project in the Santa Cruz River to keep the flow of treated wastewater from crossing into Pinal County will allow it to be used for local needs and raise money.
- Henry Brean
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A critical minerals mine near Patagonia is upgrading its water treatment plant and answering questions from concerned residents after exceeding its permitted discharge level for a potentially toxic heavy metal.
- Tony Davis
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Attorney General Kris Mayes says her new agreement with a mega-dairy company will cut groundwater pumping in Southeast Arizona's Willcox Basin…
- Tony Davis
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes says "megadairies" near Willcox will take 2,000 acres of farmland out of production and set up fund to help neighbors dig deeper wells for water.
- Rusty Childress Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Seven states. One river. Phoenix did not grow to five million people by accident. It grew because semantics made scarcity sound manageable.
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