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Tim Steller’s column: Climate reality bites Tucson’s citrus tree tradition (opens the original)
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See what today's weather forecast looks like in Tucson. Donât be fooled by the cooler autumn weather or the rain. The stress of this summerâs heat has been taking out citrus trees, peaches and even pomegranates. Just like it did last summer and the summer before that, going back years now. And if the trees didnât die, itâs probably because we poured water on them, a weekly deep watering in many cases, thousands of gallons into the ground for an eventual harvest of maybe several dozen fru
Tim Steller’s column: Ciscomani ‘bipartisan’ except when it mattered most (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning Rep. Juan Ciscomani is making a strong pitch these days about his performance: Heâs the most bipartisan, aisle-crossing, effective member of Congress from Arizona. Heâs even been courageous. Thatâs what he says, in a new ad, in the recent debate, on his website, and every chance he and his supporters can. The bipartisanship claim is backed up by independent rankings that measure things like bills
Tim Steller’s column: Air Force, not golf course, should solve Tucson water pollution (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning The U.S. Air Force polluted Tucsonâs groundwater with PFAS chemicals that are gradually spreading north underground into midtown, forcing us to shut down wells. The Air Force ranks Tucson as a low priority among the places it has polluted with PFAS because weâre not currently drinking the stuff. We have sued the Air Force and 3M, the maker of the chemicals, over the pollution, but have gotten nowher
Political Notebook: ‘Evil Torta’ signs part of Tucsonan’s political project (opens the original)
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The top stories from the Arizona Daily Starâs Caliente section for this week. The signs popped up over the summer and have spread and multiplied in form since then. âEvil Torta,â said the first ones, scrawled by hand. Since then, there have been more sophisticated printed signs advertising a website, eviltorta.com, and a variety of other slogans, including âCommunist Hagâ and âSteals Money,â each of which has its own website. They are all the brainchild of a local man, Raoul Garza,
Tim Steller’s column: Data center opposition is about gaining some control (opens the original)
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Get your morning recap of today's local news and read the full stories here: tucne.ws/morning When Attorney General Kris Mayes called for a moratorium on new data centers in the state, the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry hit back with a satirical response. The chamber announced the âArizona Offline Pledge,â and suggested that people who support blocking data center construction should take it. âThe pledge asks moratorium supporters to commit to going without things like social med
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