Next Symposium Planning Meeting
The Tucson Chapter is already in planning mode for the 2016 Symposium. This is your chance to help shape our premier annual event, which will be held from September 14–16....
Government Goings-on: Where No Hydrologist Has Gone Before
—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...
Water News from Arizona & Way, Way Beyond
How a 25-year-old heavy metal guitarist from Arizona discovered water on Mars Anne Ryman | azcentral.com New study led by University of Arizona graduate provides evidence that water flows periodically on...
2015 Arizona Science & Engineering Fair
— by Paul Plato On April 8, AHS, in cooperation with the Central Arizona Project, reviewed and presented awards to deserving hydrologic and water projects at the annual Arizona Science...
Governor Ducey Proclaims Sept. 21-27 Pollution Prevention (P2) Week
ADEQ provides P2 resources for the public, schools, businesses, and municipalities to increase awareness and effect positive changes that support environmentally responsible economic growth. PHOENIX (September 15, 2015) – Arizona Department...
Hydrologic Impacts under Climate Change — Online Course
Date: Tuesday, October 20 – Thursday, October 22, 2015 Time: 9am – 4pm MDT daily The COMET Program and the U.S. Climate Change and Water Working Group (CCAWWG) are pleased to announce a 3-day,...
Government Goings-on: When Rivers Run Orange
—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...
See You at the 2015 AHS Symposium!
2015 AHS Symposium: It’s Here! The 2015 Annual Symposium is right around the corner and we’re excited about this year’s program and speakers. There’s still time to register online but...