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Arizona's water crisis: Colorado river restrictions easing in 2024, but negotiations over future continues - Vimarsana News

Arizona's water crisis: Colorado river restrictions easing in 2024, but negotiations over future continues

While Arizona will see less strict restrictions on water allotments from the Colorado River, negotiations over future water supply continues.

Arizona tribes to help manage new national monument near Grand Canyon - Vimarsana News

Arizona tribes to help manage new national monument near Grand Canyon

In the proclamation signed by President Joe Biden, management of a new national monument near the Grand Canyon was assigned in part to 13 tribes.

Arizona tribes to help manage new national monument near Grand Canyon - Vimarsana News

Arizona tribes to help manage new national monument near Grand Canyon

In the proclamation signed by President Joe Biden, management of a new national monument near the Grand Canyon was assigned in part to 13 tribes.

Facing drought, Western states seek to deny groundwater to foreign companies - Vimarsana News

Facing drought, Western states seek to deny groundwater to foreign companies

Just off an arid stretch of highway in western Arizona, a Saudi dairy company pumps unrestricted amounts of groundwater from underneath its fields, uses it to grow thousands of acres of alfalfa and ships the bales of hay overseas to feed cows more than 8,000 miles away. Arizona officials now want to stop them.

Facing drought, Western states seek to deny groundwater to foreign companies - Vimarsana News

Facing drought, Western states seek to deny groundwater to foreign companies

Just off an arid stretch of highway in western Arizona, a Saudi dairy company pumps unrestricted amounts of groundwater from underneath its fields, uses it to grow thousands of acres