Water
Central Arizona farmers face tough choices planning for water cuts
By Bret Jaspers | Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2018
Water shortages as soon as 2020 would mean drastic cuts
Coloradans increasingly identify as ‘conservationist,’ but will that drive them to the polls?
By Grace Hood | Friday, Oct. 5, 2018
A bipartisan survey shows a 10 percent jump to 75 percent of Republicans, Democrats and Independents who identify with the term conservationist.
Treatment plant battles leaking sewage pipe, heavy metals that kill key microbes
By Bryce Newberry | Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2018
A 70-year-old pipe that brings wastewater from Mexico to the U.S. is causing concerns for health and the environment.
Water thieves of the West take notice: This sheriff’s deputy is watching
By Luke Runyon | Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2018
Huhn says he averages 60 to 100 calls per month for water cases
Intel promises to restore 100 percent of its water use. What does that mean?
By Bret Jaspers | Monday, Sept. 24, 2018
More and more, corporate America is thinking about its water.
Partnership between barley farmers and beer makers saves water
By Corey Hawk | Friday, Sept. 21, 2018
A Phoenix malt house makes conserving water economically viable for Camp Verde farmers
Helium producer leases land near Petrified Forest in Arizona, concerning environmentalists
By Chris McCrory | Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2018
They worry that that it could harm water supply and endangered species
From neon orange to chocolate brown: The West’s unluckiest river takes a beating
By Luke Runyon | Friday, Aug. 31, 2018
Ash from wildfires and toxic spills have polluted the Animas River, disrupting business and agriculture.