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News Archives
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New ADWR “Story Map” uses high-tech imagery to tell story of Willcox area land subsidenceThu, Nov 8 2018 Researchers in the AZ Department of Water Resources’ Hydrology Division have developed one of the department’s most visually appealing presentations ever
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On-going experiment in high-volume CO River releases from Glen Canyon Dam setThu, Nov 1 2018 Beginning November 5, the Department of Interior will begin a High-Flow Experiments (HFE) release of water out of Glen Canyon Dam
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Protecting AZ’s surface water & maintaining healthy forests are, basically, the same thingThu, Oct 25 2018 For the people charged with maintaining the reservoir – now a vital source of water for the city of Payson – the handsome forests are not a pretty sight
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How Will AZDCP Fit Into the Colorado River Basin Drought Contingency Plan?Wed, Oct 17 2018 While AZ water managers and stakeholders have been meeting to finalize DCP, plans have been underway to ensure the framework for the entire CO River Basin DCP
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ADWR’s “Basic Data Unit” teams prepare for groundwater hydrology “sweeps” seasonThu, Oct 4 2018 It is high season once again for one of ADWR’s most important duties – collecting data on groundwater levels by the department’s Basic Data Unit
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Online, interactive program featuring STEM professionals taps Water Resources talentThu, Sep 27 2018 Professionals doing science-based work at ADWR contribute to an innovative video project dedicated to piquing the interest of young students in the sciences
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Adapting to drought: municipal water managers discuss strategies for drought preparationFri, Sep 21 2018 Top big-city water managers in the SW shared their views on best practices for delivering water to large urban populations in the midst of long-running drought
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Proposed plans in works to replace environmentally hazardous sewage system in NogalesWed, Sep 12 2018 ADEQ, among other agencies, is arguing that the time has come to abandon stop-gap, patchwork measures and replace the system altogether.
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The DCP makes CO River delivery shortfalls less painful, but it doesn’t make them go awayWed, Sep 5 2018 By Tom Buschatzke, Arizona Department of Water Resources Director, and Ted Cooke, Central Arizona Project General Manager
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Water-treatment plant co-owners plan public hearing on threats to Santa Cruz RiverFri, Aug 31 2018 As a part of the long-running effort to resolve the sewage issues, the co-owner of the area’s sewage-treatment facility has announced plans for a public meeting
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