John Hook

1 month ago | fox10phoenix.com | John Hook

What if, despite what we often hear, Arizona is not in a water crisis? The more accurate term would be a persistent "water challenge." It's the desert. We go through droughts. We have for thousands of years. The key to ensuring our water supply is capturing as much water as we can during wet years, which are less frequent. Here in the Valley, we capture water exceptionally well. Come along as we take a tour of Arizona's lakes and dams with the Salt River Project (SRP).

1 month ago | yahoo.com | John Hook

The BriefFOX 10's John Hook got a bird's eye view of several lakes and dams in Arizona that store much of the state's water. We're headed to Bartlett Lake, Roosevelt Lake, Apache Lake, Canyon Lake and more. We're checking out how full the lakes and dams are, and if they align with the idea that Arizona is in a water crisis. PHOENIX - What if, despite what we often hear, Arizona is not in a water crisis?

1 month ago | fox10phoenix.com | John Hook

In this episode of Newsmaker, FOX 10's John Hook talks with Roger Pielke Jr., a former professor of environmental studies at University of Colorado Boulder. They're discussing climate change and how much of it is caused by human activity.

1 month ago | statecollege.com | John Hook

It’s finally that time of year here in Happy Valley! No, I don’t mean when the students leave and we can all breathe a little easier as we navigate downtown. I mean, when winter is finally gone. The beginning of last week – April 20 – was the first time all year when the long-range weather forecast showed not a single day with a low temperature in the 30s. Or, worse yet, the 20s.

1 month ago | fox10phoenix.com | John Hook

In this Newsmaker, John Hook catches up with Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky about Axon's future in the city as several residents are against its expansion. Next, he talks with Rob Collins of Arizona Alliance for Golf about water use at golf courses.