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Rural Arizona Has Gone Decades Without Groundwater Regulations. That Could Soon Change. - Vimarsana News

Rural Arizona Has Gone Decades Without Groundwater Regulations. That Could Soon Change.

Nearly 80 percent of Arizona has no regulations over the pumping of groundwater, leading rural residents and leaders to push for change as wells go dry, something Gov. Katie Hobbs has vowed to enact.

Welcome to Buckeye, the desert city out to surpass Phoenix by importing water - Vimarsana News

Welcome to Buckeye, the desert city out to surpass Phoenix by importing water

Buckeye, Arizona, is eyeing ‘crazy’ ideas to keep growing, including piping water hundreds of miles uphill from Mexico.

Source: grist.org
Pipeline dreams: the desert city out to surpass Phoenix by importing water - Vimarsana News

Pipeline dreams: the desert city out to surpass Phoenix by importing water

Buckeye, Arizona, is eyeing ‘crazy’ ideas to keep growing, including piping water hundreds of miles uphill from Mexico

An Arizona malbec? How the arid state became America's newest wine country | Wine - Vimarsana News

An Arizona malbec? How the arid state became America's newest wine country | Wine

As scientists in the drought-stricken state worry about water use, winemakers believe grapes are the perfect crop for the dry land

US government announces new water cuts in Southwest as states fail to reach agreement - Vimarsana News

US government announces new water cuts in Southwest as states fail to reach agreement

The Bureau of Reclamation announced that California, Arizona and Nevada will enter a Tier 2 water shortage next year. The proposed cuts will make only a small dent in the estimated 4 million acre-feet of water that needs to be conserved.

Source: wsws.org