Volume 15 Issue 2 Feb AZ

The Arizona Water Banking Authority (AWBA) was established in 1996 to store unused portions of the state’s Colorado River allotment. Today, with the drought on the…

Volume 15 Issue 1 Jan AZ

Paul Brierley has a family background in agriculture and long professional and academic experience with irrigated agriculture in Arizona. In 2023, he was appointed…

Volume 14 Issue 10 Nov/Dec AZ

Having served two terms as mayor of Phoenix and now serving his third term in the U.S. House of Representatives, Congressman Greg Stanton has examined Arizona’s water…

Volume 14 Issue 9 October AZ

In this month’s cover interview, Sharon Megdal, the director of the University of Arizona’s Water Resources Research Center, joins us to share some interesting insights…

Volume 14 Issue 8 September AZ

In this month’s cover story, we have the privilege of speaking with Congressman Ruben Gallego about advocating for Arizona in Washington, DC, and in the Colorado basin.

Volume 14 Issue 7 July/August AZ

In this month’s cover story, we have the privilege of introducing you to my good friend Dawnie Stewart, who is the new president of the board of directors of Roosevelt Water…

Volume 14 Issue 6 June AZ

A bill signed into law in January authorizes the Colorado River Indian Tribes (CRIT) to lease their water to or exchange it with other water users in the part of Arizona …

Volume 14 Issue 5 May AZ

Though the Agribusiness & Water Council of Arizona has been representing irrigated agriculture and agribusiness interests ever since its foundation in 1978, there is an…

Volume 14 Issue 4 April AZ

Given its desert climate and the crisis in the Colorado Basin, which is leading to severe cuts in deliveries of Central Arizona Project water, it is natural that Arizona should…

Volume 14 Issue 3 March AZ

The deep cuts to Central Arizona Project (CAP) deliveries caused by the tier 2 shortage on the Colorado River are top of mind for all irrigated producers in central Arizona. To help…