Government Goings-on

—Alan Dulaney The legislative picture in January had a focus on water issues. Almost 40 bills were introduced that dealt with water, and the probabilities of passage of many of...

—Alan Dulaney In last month’s column, the discussion was about the major bills concerning water that have been introduced in the current legislative session. But these bills are by no...

—Alan Dulaney The Arizona Legislature is back in town, contemplating a meaty session. Over 1,000 bills were dropped in the hopper within the first few days; more will come. The...

—Alan Dulaney Looking back, some important things came out of 2019.  The Drought Contingency Plan legislation was signed, the Water Augmentation, Innovation, and Conservation Council was created, and the Bureau...

—Alan Dulaney On January 31, 2019 — the same day he signed the Drought Contingency Plan legislation —Governor Ducey created the Water Augmentation, Innovation, and Conservation Council by issuing Executive...

—Alan Dulaney Every business must utilize resources available in the most efficient manner possible in order to lower costs and make the enterprise flourish. This is particularly true for agribusiness...

—Alan Dulaney It is a warmer and drier era; the sun shines relentlessly and the wind blows freely. In the new era, these sources generate electrical energy, but only during...

—Alan Dulaney Basic facts: Some 36% of Arizona’s total water use stems from the Colorado River. About 40% is groundwater, only 3% is reclaimed water, and the remaining 21% of...