Arizona faces cut in water supplies as shortage is declared on Colorado River
Arizona will lose 18% of its share of Colorado River water next year, with cuts falling largely on farmers.
How one grass at Saguaro National Park shows push and pull of climate change
If left unchecked, buffelgrass poses a tremendous fire danger to native plants and the homes nearby.
Water cutbacks coming to Arizona
A decades-long drought means less water from the Colorado River.
Newly introduced bill aims to increase access to clean water in tribal lands
If passed, the bill could provide billions across a variety of federal programs to improve water infrastructure and operation.
Council approves water rate hike for non-city users
Conservation, equity are cited as reasons
State pays to restart PFA treatment
Water will be recharged in the Santa Cruz riverbed.
Water cutbacks anticipated as Lake Mead levels drop
The reservoir's level hit a record low in June.
Key reservoir on Colorado River expected to match record low
Dropping surface level at Lake Mead continues to drop
New report looks into water insecurity in tribal lands across Colorado River Basin
A new report shows when it comes to clean water, its race that best predicts the haves and have nots.
White House announces group to address drought in the West
The interagency group will work with federal, state, local and tribal governments to tackle the water shortages.
US West prepares for possible 1st water shortage declaration
Projections say by late next year Lake Mead could drop to levels that could threaten the ability to generate electricity at Hoover Dam
Tucson considers higher water rates for non-residents
Hearing set for June
Low saguaro reproduction numbers at national park in Tucson
Drought cycle that dates to the mid-1990s thought to be responsible
When water is scarce, some researchers go underground to find out why
The amount of moisture held in the ground can play a big role in how much water makes it down to rivers and reservoirs.
Colorado River tribes aim to establish ‘one unified voice’ in policy talks
Those reliant on the river’s flows for agricultural, municipal and industrial use are gearing up for years of negotiation over future policies.
