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Earlier this week, the Yavapai-Apache Nation and U.S. Forest Service inked a rare land exchange in the Verde Valley to expand one of the smallest reservations in Arizona.
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Scientists from the Desert Research Institute used a platform called OpenET to monitor water use at agricultural fields in Nevada and Oregon.
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The nation’s highest court, on Monday, decided against taking up a case that could’ve resulted in enforcing stricter regulatory standards for a massive copper mining project some 60 miles east of Phoenix.
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The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality published draft rules Monday for utilities and cities to filter sewage water into drinking water.
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The 2024 water year saw lower than normal precipitation across Arizona. But, drought conditions in Arizona were a little better at the beginning of this October than at the same time last year.
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs agreed to review the state’s 100-year designation of adequate water supply for a Sierra Vista housing development.
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Under the city’s Residential Grass Removal Incentive program, which began this week, qualifying homeowners can get $2 per square foot of grass removed.
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Research shows that reservoirs across the country are facing lower levels and less reliable storage. New reporting from the Rio Grande Valley in Texas finds a pair of reservoirs in that region are facing similar problems.
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The Republican Senate candidate for Arizona’s 17th Legislative District has been promoting policy positions on land and water that would undercut tribal sovereignty.
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More federal money is coming to Arizona to support clean drinking water projects across the state.