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ntial consequences of an historically low snowpack in the Rockies

Buck” Rafferty on NBC Sports Radio 1060 AM’s “For the Love of the Game” program. It was, in Uncle Buck’s words, “another glorious day to golf” – or at least to be talking about the nexus between the sport of golf and water. A genuine, heartfelt fan of golf and the golf industry, Uncle Buck peppered the director with a lot of well-developed questions about the importance of wise water use among golf courses. It was a fun interview. And for anyone curious about the extent to which golf courses now go to conserve water, an informative one. As noted, Uncle Buck came to the 17-minute interview prepared with insightful questions. In fact, their interview may represent the first time ever that a sports-radio talk-show host inquired about the complex genesis of groundwater management in Arizona.

NBC Sports AM 1060: http://www.golfazradio.com/

urces Director Tom Buschatzke about the on-going, multi-state struggle to save Lake Mead

the impending release for the 4th management plan for the Tucson area

ment of Water Resources

with former Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbitt

ncy in Arizona

dinates the Drought Interagency Coordinating Group, discusses what the drought report is telling us

r the Phoenix Art Museum, discusses the Edward Burtynsky exhibit, “Water,” with the Arizona Department of Water Resources

y Supervisors Association of Arizona

ing Authority, on the origins of this water-storage innovation