Joanna Allhands

Arizona has been fighting for years over how to make rules for groundwater basins that have none - at the expense of other tough water conversations. https://t.co/KJMlQa4IwM via @azcentral

It does Arizona no favors in the long run when our elected leaders 'do something' unilaterally on groundwater. Because we all know that 'something' won't last. https://t.co/4O8Cln2TWy via @azcentral

We're going to see more disputes like the one between Chandler and an irrigation district as water grows scarcer and competition for supplies grows. https://t.co/sQ7vlVWxS0 via @azcentral

Instead of finding solutions that everyone can live with, Arizona's fight over growth on groundwater is now stuck in court, where only one party will win. https://t.co/zcKUU0Q8CA via @azcentral

Tariffs probably won't pare back how much produce Arizona imports from Mexico. But they could still wreak havoc on what we put on our plates. https://t.co/fBCMEVxNeZ via @azcentral

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If Arizona's urban areas aren't hitting a goal set in the 1980s for groundwater use, where do we go from here? https://t.co/1MAv3sDW1W via @azcentral

State negotiators may claim that their doors are open to talk about solutions for the imperiled Colorado River. But their actions at a recent conference say otherwise. https://t.co/a4RlfAX7w7 via @azcentral

Pushback on a proposed water rate hike is a stark warning for Mesa and other cities across Arizona. https://t.co/RY8PNyVyLM via @azcentral

It's time for Reclamation to remove the kid gloves and set some clear parameters for warring factions along the Colorado River. https://t.co/MqnV4y5xE9 via @azcentral

Everyone secretly wants a flying car. But there are good reasons why, despite decades of research, this concept hasn't, um, left the ground. https://t.co/rKcyLSahSY via @azcentral

Arizona's water supply was not a driving issue in presidential or congressional races. But the outcome of those elections could impact key water deals for the state. https://t.co/w2hE1inTsM via @azcentral

Arizona Senate could be headed toward gridlock if early results hold. Check out more live election results analysis: https://t.co/9wlqcWbZaz

Struggling to make sense of all those judges and the Central Arizona Water Conservation District? Maybe these guides will help as you vote: https://t.co/WZeIgqczBC

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Two Arizona water providers say new rules could help them use a lot less groundwater over time. But others are trying to scuttle the plan. https://t.co/4DGAadG7XE via @azcentral

Arizona may have just entered a new period of water regulation, where the name of the game is tell, not ask. I really wish it didn't have to be this way. https://t.co/B0Z8tEFT14