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ASU Kyl Center releases first-of-its-kind dataset tracking 40 years of CAP water use
A new ASU effort is offering an unprecedented look at how Colorado River water has been used in central Arizona, and making that information publicly available for the first time.
Arizona Water Observatory: A new platform for integrated water data and decision support
This is a pivotal moment for water management in Arizona and across the western U.S. as a new agreement for managing the Colorado River is being negotiated under challenging hydrological conditions. The decisions shaping water shortages depend on…
ASU-SRP snow surveys show much of Arizona’s headwater snowpack melted in weeks
Arizona’s mountain snowmelt provides a significant portion of the Phoenix metropolitan water supply.
Results from a…
ASU partnership helps ADOT optimize water use across urban freeways
Every day, hundreds of thousands of drivers travel Phoenix-area freeways lined with desert trees, shrubs and cacti. Few likely consider what it takes to keep those landscapes alive, or how much water it requires.
A new…
Community voices guide what they see in new traveling Arizona water education exhibit
Along Interstate 17 at the northern edge of the Phoenix metro area sits Black Canyon City, a rural community where water has always been central to life in the desert. The unincorporated area lies within the …
ASU’s Water Management Certificate builds real-world skills for a new water workforce
As water systems across the Southwest face mounting pressures ranging from aging infrastructure to water supply challenges, the need for a prepared, adaptable workforce has never been more urgent. Arizona State University’s …