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Arizona Water Innovation Initiative blog
ASU-led study sharpens Colorado River forecasts as Arizona faces deepening water cuts
For Arizona, where much of the state’s water supply depends on the Colorado River, even small improvements in hydrologic forecasting can have significant consequences.
More accurate estimates of water availability could…
Protecting Arizona farmworkers from rising temps
By mid-morning in an Arizona field, the heat is already intense. For many young farmworkers, who are part of the essential labor that keeps Arizona’s agricultural system running, the workday unfolds under relentless sun.
Our Year in Review: Driving impact for Arizona’s water future
We’re proud to share the Arizona Water Innovation Initiative’s (AWII) latest …
ASU initiative connects rural Arizona communities to strengthen groundwater resilience
Across rural Arizona, many communities are confronting a shared reality: groundwater levels are declining and local leaders are often left to navigate complex challenges with limited resources.
From agricultural regions…
Why some Arizona communities don’t drink tap water — even when it’s safe
In a small Arizona community, millions of dollars were spent upgrading a drinking water system to meet federal safety standards. Residents were relieved to learn their water was now safe.
But many still didn’t drink it…
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.