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Innovating the Urban Water System: Decentralized Approaches to Stormwater Mitigation

September 26, 2018Upcoming Events

Pima County Regional Flood District Monthly Brown Bag Series Speaker: Courtney Crosson, Assistant Professor, College of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape Architecture, UA Date / Time: Wednesday, October 10, 12–1 PM...

Leonard Halpenny Internship Recap by Tiffani Canez

September 26, 2018AHS News, Tucson Chapter

Tiffani Cañez, a Hydrology & Water Resources student at the UA, is the recipient of the 2018 Leonard Halpenny Intern Scholarship. I grew up in the Imperial Valley, CA, which...

104b Student Research Opportunity

September 25, 2018AHS News

The WRRC is calling for research proposals from students for grants of up to $10,000. Two to four grants will be awarded through the 104b program and funded through the...

Sponsors Sought for WRRC Conference

September 25, 2018AHS News

WRRC is gearing up for the 2019 conference, "Arizona Runs on Water™: Scarcity, Challenges, and Community-Based Solutions," to be held on February 1 at the Black Canyon Conference Center in...

Herman Bouwer Intern Recap by Silvana Burgos

September 22, 2018AHS News, Phoenix Chapter

Silvana Burgos was our 2018 Herman Bouwer Intern Scholar. It is important for Arizonans to recognize the need to conserve and protect our water sources. We, as residents, businesses, municipalities...

New AZGS Contributed Report on Central Arizona Flood Impacts

September 22, 2018AHS News

The Arizona Geological Survey just released a 108-page report on flood impacts on housing developments on four active alluvial fans in the Phoenix area. The report, contributed by Jon Fuller...

Five CAWCD Seats Up for Election in Maricopa County

September 20, 2018AHS News, Government Goings-on

The 15-member board of directors for Central Arizona Water Conservation District (CAWCD), which manages and operates the Central Arizona Project, is popularly elected. Ten members are from Maricopa County, four...

Government Goings-on: You Can’t Print Water

September 6, 2018Government Goings-on

—Alan Dulaney The August modeling runs are now out from the Bureau of Reclamation, along with revisions to the probabilities of declared shortage on the Colorado River. No surprises —...