Phoenix will pilot new water conservation technology at ASU West campus
The City of Phoenix recently announced its Water Services Department received a grant to pilot a program testing innovative water…
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New rules expand hunting on most national wildlife refuges in Arizona
Hunting groups are applauding new federal rules creating longer seasons, extended hours and expanded methods for hunting and taking different…
Read MoreArizona Forward hosts 50th Anniversary Gala on Sept. 21
Arizona Forward is hosting its 39th Annual Environmental Excellence Awards & 50th Anniversary Gala presented by SRP on September 21,…
Read MoreMexico facing ‘water zero’
Mexico is one of a growing list of countries deemed most at risk of hitting “Day Zero” when they no…
Read MoreNorthern Arizona sees wear and tear from tourism love
Some of Arizona’s most scenic and fun spots are feeling the test of time. Decades of tourist love are stressing…
Read MoreTiny terrors: Mosquitoes in Arizona and how to avoid them
Monsoon storms, haboobs, scorching temperatures: Let’s face it, summer in Arizona comes with some big hazards. So it could be…
Read MoreMonsoon madness: Is it dust storm or haboob?
The monsoon thunderstorms have finally arrived after a delayed start to the season, and with them comes the familiar (or…
Read MoreBenefits of being a business owner who cares about the environment
All of us must take care of the environment. Considering that we already damaged it beyond repair, we have to…
Read MoreU.S. Forest Service announces massive RFP to clear out Arizona forests
The United States Forest Service took the first step to issue one of the largest RFPs in the history of…
Read MoreSinema and McSally’s water supply infrastructure bill picks up steam
Last month, Arizona senators Martha McSally (R) and Kyrsten Sinema (D) joined forces in a show of bipartisanship by introducing…
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