This morning, representatives from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Arizona State University (ASU), the U.S. Department of the Interior (DOI) and other federal, local and state partners held a…
As Arizona faces climate change head on, water leaders are taking steps to ensure that development can continue, particularly in the most populous central part of the state. Three of…
Whenever you turn on the TV or look at social media these days, it’s hard to avoid news about the climate crisis that we’re all facing globally. We’ve reached the…
Over the years, sustainability has emerged as a buzzword for manufacturing and industrial businesses. It is all about adhering to economically-sound processes which also minimize negative environmental impacts by conserving…
Cox Enterprises, the parent company of Cox Communications in Arizona, and The Trust for Public Land have issued a final call for nominations for the Cox Conserves Heroes Awards due…
An atypical coating was applied to a parking lot at Esteban Park in southeast Phoenix last month, topping gray, cracked asphalt with a smooth, off-white sealant. The fresh look is…
With bone-dry vegetation, winds forecast at 40 to 50 mph and no rain in sight, fire danger is critically high across much of Arizona, prompting the National Weather Service to…
Eleven wildfires are blazing in Arizona, covering 448 square miles. The largest, known as the Bush Fire, is in rugged terrain in the Tonto National Forest about 40 miles northeast…
New research from leading scientists raises questions about President Donald Trump’s assertion that warm weather and summer temperatures will drive away the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19. At a New Hampshire…
Arizona’s engineering masterpiece, the Central Arizona Project (CAP), is celebrating 35 years of delivering Colorado River water to the state’s populous regions. The decades-long struggle to get the canal project…
Federal regulators have given a Phoenix company the green light to study a hydropower project for the Little Colorado River, what opponents fear is a first step toward “destroying incredibly…
As if fighting fires wasn’t dangerous enough, firefighters now have to worry about COVID-19 while they’re on the job, making for what fire officials say will be the “most challenging…
