Arizona water officials develop plan to address Colorado River cutbacks
Arizona water officials unveiled a plan to cut Colorado River water use by 760,000 acre-feet annually starting in 2027, per federal rules.
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Tucson officials move to ban portable water use for data center cooling amid growing drought…
Tucson City Council approved an ordinance requiring large water users, including data centers, to get approval and submit conservation plans to protect water…
Colorado River water-savings deal reached between Arizona, California, and Nevada
Arizona, California, and Nevada agreed to cut over 3.2 million acre-feet of Colorado River water to stabilize reservoirs through 2028.