Government Goings-on: Hotter, Drier
—Alan Dulaney For central and southern Arizona, this has been the hottest summer on record. It has also been one of the driest. The eagerly awaited monsoon rains, which were...
The Groundwater Project Provides Free Resource Material
The not-for-profit Groundwater Project publishes and provides free high-quality educational materials on their website. Managed by an international steering committee and a global advisory committee, the project addresses groundwater concerns...
PFAS & Related Compounds Webinar – September 4, 2020
This webinar is organized by the American Ground Water Trust in support with AHS, Environmental Professionals of Arizona, the Air & Waste Management Association–Grand Canyon Section, and the Arizona Water...
Government Goings-on: Tools for the 21st Century
—Alan Dulaney It is difficult to face the challenges of one century with the tools of the last. In June, the Kyl Center of the Morrison Institute at Arizona State...
Tucson’s Bighorn Fire and the Dangers of Debris Flows
Wildfire-related flooding and increased runoff may continue for several years in a burn area, but it is unusual for post-fire debris flows to occur beyond the second rainy season. Some...
Arizona Geology Blog: Wildfire and Debris Flow
After a wildfire, how intense does rainfall need to be to cause a debris flow? A research team from the University of Arizona Geosciences, AZGS, and the US Geological Survey...
Arizona Geology Blog: Bringing Real-World Geologic Data to the College Classroom
AZGS shares an interview in a recent AZGS blog post with Professor Jeffrey M. Simpson, who utilizes the AZGS geologic materials to instruct his students. Geologist/teacher Jeff Simpson describes the...
AZ Water Association’s 6th Annual Career Connect Event
This may be the perfect time to look for a new job. Check out the AZ Water Association’s 6th Annual Career Connect! AZ Water wants to inspire talent, promote diversity,...