ADWR News Article Archive
Published: Thu, 04/12/2018
Rodney B. “Rod” Lewis, one of the nation’s great champions of tribal water rights, passed away on Tuesday at the age of 77
Published: Fri, 04/06/2018
Not without good reason, the nation’s media have been focusing on the dramatically thin snowpack of the Upper Colorado River Basin
Published: Fri, 03/30/2018
ADWR staff help kick off Arizona’s Water Awareness Month 2018 activities
Published: Fri, 03/16/2018
Community Water Systems app uses GIS tech to help consumers find their water providers
Published: Fri, 03/09/2018
The operative letter remains “D”… for “Dismal”
Published: Fri, 02/23/2018
Website “book” published by Governor’s Office illustrates history, challenges and presents proposed solutions
Published: Thu, 02/15/2018
ASU’s Decision Center for a Desert City to host discussion of traveling exhibition
Published: Fri, 02/09/2018
A Q&A with the ADWR Director about potential consequences of an historically low snowpack in the Rockies
Published: Thu, 02/01/2018
Department hydrologists will spend weeks measuring well depths for hydrologic conditions
Published: Thu, 01/25/2018
Water Resources is a proud Regional Campaign Steering Committee partner in the campaign
Published: Fri, 01/19/2018
Experts comparing current “Strong Hudson Bay Low” system to 1977… a year of near-record low Colorado River water flow into Lake Powell
Published: Fri, 01/12/2018
Water Resources director briefs Arizona lawmakers on prospects for large-scale desalination, Arizona’s water challenges and opportunities
Published: Thu, 12/21/2017
Documentary producers Kathleen Ferris and Michael Schiffer talk with Arizona Water News about their experiences at memorializing on film Arizona water history
Published: Wed, 12/06/2017
Director Buschatzke testifies before Senate Indian Affairs Committee on Hualapai Tribe’s Colorado River water-rights settlement
Published: Thu, 11/30/2017
Sister agency to Water Resources develops handy, user-friendly app for “citizen scientists” to provide water-quality data
Published: Wed, 11/22/2017
U.S. Senate confirmed Brenda Burman as the U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner. She is the first woman to ever lead the Bureau
Published: Thu, 11/16/2017
State panel recommends governor extend drought yet another year
Published: Thu, 11/09/2017
Fully 86% of State farms are family owned and operated
Published: Wed, 11/01/2017
One of the last pieces of legislation sponsored by Sen. Jeff Flake prior to his announcement of not seeking re-election in 2018 was, predictably, about water
Published: Thu, 10/19/2017
Overall, the public reaction to Minute 323 has been positive. However, there is one potentially significant aspect that has largely escaped media attention