Arizona could get water from San Diego within 6 monthsFor Star subscribers: A new agreement signed by federal officials and leaders of water agencies in Arizona, California and Nevada could eventually lead to the transfer of potentially large amounts of Colorado River water between states.
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- Sarah Henry and Christian Cervantes Arizona Republic
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San Carlos Lake remains closed to visitors after a major fish kill wiped out “approximately 100% of the fish population within the lake.”
- 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
- Doyle Rice USA Today
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New research shows that though the world sees more rain overall, it's getting drier at the same time. How can that be?
- Jaclyn Corbin Special to the Arizona Daily Star
An Arizona conservation advocate says protecting the Colorado River and the state’s watersheds is critical to preserving hunting, fishing and outdoor traditions. The opinion piece urges lawmakers to support a proposed water protection fund as drought and declining river flows continue to threaten Arizona’s natural resources.
- Clara Migoya, Arizona Republic
The federal funding for the Arizona cleanup is part of a national $1 billion annual appropriation that the former Biden-Harris administration earmarked for PFAS and emerging contaminants
- 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.
- Rosie Romero Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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In Arizona, water conservation is a priority, making water features a low priority when designing landscape layouts. In addition, the hard Ari…
- 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…
- Sarah Henry Arizona Republic
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Many sandhill cranes are curtailing their seasonal journeys in favor of climate convenience.