2016 Arizona Science & Engineering Fair
— Paul Plato On April 7, AHS, in cooperation with the CAP, reviewed and presented awards to deserving hydrologic and water projects at the annual Arizona Science & Engineering Fair. This marks...
An Update on Land Subsidence & Aquifer Storage Change Monitoring in the Tucson AMA
Pima County Regional Flood Control District Monthly Brown Bag Series By Rob Carruth – USGS Water Science Center 12:00 Wednesday, April 13 | 201 N. Stone – 9th Floor, Room C Land-surface elevation...
Government Goings-on: The Final Tally
— Alan Dulaney There were a few moments this dry winter when I dreamed that clear thinking had magically enlightened the Arizona Legislature, and that in the arena of water...
AHS Receives Royalty Check from Karen Gray
In planning the 6th International Symposium on Managed Aquifer Recharge (ISMAR6), which was held in Phoenix in 2007, the organizing/planning committee contracted with Karen Gray, The Hired Pen, editor/publisher of...
Judges Still Needed for the Arizona Science & Engineering Fair!
We still need judging help at AzSEF, specifically 3PM to select projects for AHS. The event will be held on April 7 at the Phoenix Civic Plaza. If you're interested, please...
The Southern Arizona Science & Engineering Fair Results
— Gail Cordy, President, AHS Foundation Another Southern Arizona Science & Engineering Fair (SARSEF) has come and gone. Many thanks to Marla Odom and Dan Guido of Montgomery & Associates for joining...
Tucson-Phoenix Water Agreement Announced at White House Water Summit
A water-sharing agreement will allow Tucson to store more than a billion gallons of Phoenix’s share of CAP water. That's enough to serve 17,000 homes in Phoenix each year. The agreement...
Registration is open for ISMAR9
ISMAR9, the International Symposium on Managed Aquifer Recharge, will be held in Mexico City, June 20–24, 2016. The symposium has attracted a record number of abstracts (140). The preliminary scientific program, including...