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Arizona enters new water year ahead of historic Colorado River cuts (opens the original)
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PHOENIX — Arizona enters a new water year Oct. 1 as major changes loom for how the Colorado River is managed and how much water the state will receive in the years ahead. But Arizona’s water supply won’t immediately drop. “Our water supplies are not changed for the remainder of 2026,” Arizona Department of Water Resources Director Tom Buschatzke said in a statement to ABC15. “The beginning of the new Water Year, Oct 1, begins a new ‘Lake Powell to Lake Mead’ release pattern. But any impact to Ar
How rainwater harvesting can turn Arizona storms into a resource for your yard (opens the original)
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PHOENIX — In a state where every drop counts, some Arizona homeowners are finding ways to put the rain that falls on their property to work. Rainwater harvesting captures or redirects rainfall so it can be used on the property instead of simply running into streets and storm drains. Evan Duteau, co-owner of Valley landscaping company Galaxy Gardens, says his team designs yards to direct rain from roofs and other surfaces toward trees, plants and landscaped areas. “Our belief is that rainwater is
New Arizona billboards defend data centers (opens the original)
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PHOENIX — A new billboard campaign is taking aim at some of the criticism surrounding Arizona's rapidly growing data center industry. Project 48 Arizona, a nonprofit founded by Josh Heywood and former Maricopa County Recorder Stephen Richer, recently launched the campaign as part of an effort to highlight what the organization says are the economic benefits of data centers and provide information about their impact on water and electricity. Heywood said Project 48 believes concerns need to be we
Phoenix adds water storage, Scottsdale weighs new rules as Colorado River supplies shrink (opens the original)
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PHOENIX — As Arizona prepares for less Colorado River water, Valley cities are looking at both new infrastructure and new ways to manage future water demand. Phoenix is moving forward with a major project at one of its water treatment plants, while Scottsdale is considering new rules that could bring additional scrutiny to developments expected to use large amounts of water. Historically, about 40% of the water delivered by Phoenix has come from the Colorado River. Some of that water is treated
New Arizona traffic laws bring tougher distracted driving penalties (opens the original)
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PHOENIX — Arizona drivers are facing several new rules of the road, including tougher penalties for repeat distracted driving, new consequences for illegal motorcycle lane splitting and statewide restrictions on vehicle booting. The changes took effect Sept. 12, Arizona's general effective date for laws passed during the 2026 legislative session. Here are some of the biggest changes drivers need to know. Arizona has prohibited drivers from physically holding or supporting a cellphone while drivi
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