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
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As scientists in the drought-stricken state worry about water use, winemakers believe grapes are the perfect crop for the dry land
Advocacy groups are making efforts to revive rural groundwater legislation that’s languished in the Legislature this session – the same fate it has suffered for several years running.
Opponents of a measure to slow groundwater use say it would take control away from local residents, but out-of-area donors are funding the opposition.
TUCSON (KVOA) - Arizona has been in a two-decade long drought. The state has seen historic cuts in its allotment of Colorado River water. But out of state agriculture operations
How a group of ‘scrappy’ locals are working to create Arizona’s first citizen-initiated groundwater management area.