A flurry of articles has descended upon us following the description of what might happen if, as described last month, water level elevations at Lake Mead fall below 1000 ft. ...
Drought can kick operational structures in the teeth. The water budget for Lake Mead has become unbalanced due to the extended drought. Legal demands from the three Lower Basin states...
14th Biennial Symposium on Managed Aquifer Recharge July 31–August 1, 2014 July 30: Optional Workshop: Tracers in MAR July 30: Optional Field Trips July 31: Herman Bouwer Award Doubletree Hotel,...
Reclaimed Water as a Resource for an Arid Future This one-day conference assembles state and national leaders in wastewater reuse to discuss opportunities for Arizona’s municipalities and water districts. Our...
Antibiotic Resistance in Agroecosystems: State of the Science Tuesday August 5, 2014 - 7:00 am The focus of this workshop is to bring together environmental chemists and microbiologists working on...
As some of you may remember from last month’s Newsletter, our own Erin Young (City of Flagstaff) had the honor (and unbelievably difficult task) of judging eight 2nd and 3rd...
On May 3, 2014, the Arizona Water Well Association (AzWWA) and the Phoenix Chapter of AHS co-sponsored a geophysical logging workshop. The workshop was offered at the offices of Southwest...
Fellow AHS members, ADWR is currently updating the Phoenix AMA groundwater model. Correctly assessing vertical flow is an important component of the model and difficult to do because there are...