by Alan Dulaney Last month, I described the lawsuit brought by BLM and other plaintiffs against ADWR over the issuance of a Designation of Adequate Water Supply to Pueblo del...
—Alan Dulaney Back in June 2013, this column described two property owners in Cochise County who objected to a decision by ADWR to issue a Designation of Water Adequacy to...
—Alan Dulaney Recently the Arizona Town Hall spent 3 days talking about water. The theme was “Keeping Arizona’s water glass full.” The makeup of the Town Hall wasn’t just a...
—Alan Dulaney Sometimes we need to remember our roots. Arizona is a leader in water management because diverse interests came together in the late 1970s to address the problem of...
—Alan Dulaney Water flows on Mars. NASA announced the recently reached conclusion late in September, attracting considerable attention. But don’t break out your interplanetary kayaks just yet; NASA is actually...
—Alan Dulaney Some incidents attract immediate attention. On August 5, 2015, an EPA contractor working on the abandoned Gold King mine near Silverton, Colorado, accidentally allowed the release of less...
—by Alan Dulaney Beginning in the 1990s, one of ADEQ’s largest programs was the Underground Storage Tank Program. Leaking USTs turned up everywhere, and consultants were busy with site investigations...
by Alan Dulaney All’s quiet on the State front, but not so on the Federal level. And like water, some Federal actions and resources will flow downhill to our level....