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Making chips takes water. Arizona wants to reuse it
23+ hour, 44+ min ago (564+ words) Arizona's semiconductor industry is booming as the state faces a future with less water. Researchers are hoping to make every drop used in the water-intensive industry count — and then count again. Arizona State University researchers are working on ways to…...
Santa Ana River Stormwater Permit Approved, Costs Loom
6+ hour, 54+ min ago (362+ words) Dawn Rowe, chair of the San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors, argued the regulations would place a heavy financial burden on county residents, per the Sun's report. San Bernardino County commissioned an economic impact report, paying $37,000 for the analysis, which…...
Arizona Ends Yuma Leases Over California Sewage Sludge
5+ hour, 37+ min ago (254+ words) Arizona has terminated five state land leases held by AgTech LLC, the company that has spent more than two decades spreading treated sewage sludge on farmland across Yuma County. Gov. Katie Hobbs announced the move, capping months of complaints from…...
Soil Texture Emerges as the Hidden Variable Deciding When Crops Truly Need
10+ hour ago (88+ words) A single irrigation sensor can mean the difference between a thriving field and a thirsty one, but new research suggests that the same sensor reading may tell two entirely different stories depending on the soil it is buried in. In…...
Water Conservation bylaw in Oliver trickles toward approval
20+ hour ago (555+ words) A bylaw focused on water conservation in the Town of Oliver is a step closer to being fully approved, with recent edits made to the document reflecting the feedback provided by Council previously. The Water Conservation bylaw, advanced to a…...
Scottsdale's 'unusual' plan to help Arizona's water woes | Exclusive
1+ day, 23+ hour ago (90+ words) Scottsdale pitched a plan that it believes will bolster the regional supply of Colorado River water as communities brace for looming cuts. Scottsdale's 'unusual' plan to help Arizona's water woes | Exclusive Scottsdale is developing a regional approach to addressing the…...
Contested rules OK’d requiring Inland, OC agencies to reduce pollution in stormwater in the Santa Ana River Basin
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (366+ words) The Santa Ana Regional Water Quality Control Board, part of the state’s environmental protection agency, approved comprehensive new regulations Friday afternoon that aim to reduce pollution in water from storm drains and flood control channels in the Santa Ana River…...
An ‘uncertain’ future: Three things to know about what’s next for the Potomac River
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (832+ words) Leaders at regional conference in Poolesville urge action, collaboration to protect water supply As the pressures of climate change, population growth, data center development and aging infrastructure mount, experts are warning that there is a dry and uncertain future on…...
Army Corps permit remains final hurdle for Lake Mitchell project
1+ day, 21+ hour ago (569+ words) MITCHELL — One permit down, one to go. That’s what Mitchell Mayor Jordan Hanson told attendees Thursday night in a packed second-floor space at the Thomsen Center Archeodome at the Mitchell Indigenous Archaeological Site and Museum, overlooking Lake Mitchell. The city…...
Scargo Lake Boat Ramps Stormwater Project
2+ day, 4+ hour ago (363+ words) Official websites use.mass.gov A.mass.gov website belongs to an official government organization in Massachusetts. Secure websites use HTTPS certificate This page focuses on the green stormwater infrastructure installed at two landings on Scargo Lake—at Scargo Lake Beach…...