Environmentalists Want Glen Canyon Dam Removed, But Is That Possible?
By Courtney Mally PAGE – The Bureau of Reclamation finished Glen Canyon Dam in 1963, obliterating one of the most…
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Water And Irrigated Agriculture In Arizona
The Water Resources Research Center of the University of Arizona has just published its newsletter “Arroyo 2018″ which is devoted…
Arizona Rancher Says ‘Dysfunctional’ Rules Hurt Environment, Ranchers
By Pat Poblete WASHINGTON – The president of the Arizona Farm Bureau told a House panel Thursday that regulations meant…
Saving Arizona Wildlife: State Officials, Nonprofit Help Drought-Stressed Animals
By Conrad Romero and Jordan Dafnis PHOENIX – As the drought that has gripped Arizona for two decades grinds on,…
Don’t Recycle Plastic – Burn It Or Bury It
Plastic in the oceans has been deemed an environmental problem and a danger to wildlife. Where does this plastic come…
Guayule, A Desert Rubber Plant
Guayule ((Parthenium argentatum) is a small woody, flowering shrub native to the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. Latex can…