(Mark Henle/The Republic with aerial support provided by LightHawk) "In that alternative, they proposed to take us off the map," she said. Three other alternatives do less harm to CAP. The agency has ...
The board that oversees the Central Arizona Project Canal voted to authorize legal action "if necessary" to protect Colorado River supplies.
Most of Arizona's metro areas draw on the Colorado River water. But some are more vulnerable to cuts than others.
Arizona has stored surplus Colorado River water underground for decades as a savings for future shortages. After 30 years of ...
A Central Arizona Project-backed advocacy group called the Coalition for Protecting Arizona’s Lifeline has begun rolling out television ads and online videos defending the water supplier’s rights to a ...
The Central Arizona Project’s board authorized its legal counsel to take legal action “if necessary” against a federal plan to cut Arizona’s share of Colorado River water dramatically in coming years.
A coalition of cities and water providers, led by the Central Arizona Project, has launched a media campaign targeting proposed Colorado River cuts. The campaign includes a TV ad that claims Arizona ...
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