After a season marked with catastrophic wildfires in the West, government forestry and conservation leaders in Arizona have accelerated a tree-thinning program in the Coconino National Forest. The partnership between…
States, federal and Mexican officials hailed a binational agreement this fall that they said could lead to a radical shift in how the region prepares for and responds to drought.…
Salt River Project is preparing to issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) in early 2018 for 100 megawatts (MW) of new renewable energy. The renewable energy projects selected in the…
As you rise out of bed every day, the sun also rises, and when the earth turns on its axis to give sunlight to the other side of the globe,…
Ever since Waste Management and the Thunderbirds partnered for the Phoenix Open, sustainability and conservation have been a priority. Others have noticed. The 2017 Waste Management Phoenix Open was recognized…
For someone who has had a monumental impact on Arizona’s environment, Diane Brossart wasn’t much of a tree-hugger growing up in Michigan. “When I moved here, I fell in love…
Climate change is on everyone’s minds. And it should be. After all, this is the only planet we have. Keeping Earth healthy impacts everyone. But, even if you’re not convinced that…
Ecolab, a global leader in water, hygiene and energy technologies and services, and Intersys, an IT consulting firm that focuses on big data and data management, are the latest entities to set up…
Brenda Burman can’t wait to get started as the next commissioner of the Bureau of Reclamation, the first woman to hold that position in the department’s 115 years. It’s been…
Salt River Project’s Board of Directors has approved a $400,000 contribution to The Nature Conservancy in Arizona to support forest restoration on the Verde River watershed. The SRP contribution, to…
Mayor Greg Stanton and the Phoenix City Council today unanimously approved a new partnership with the City of Avondale to recharge Colorado River water and improve water resiliency and sustainability…
Arizona bats can rest easy. Literally. The state’s climate appears to have helped hold off, for now, a disease that has afflicted bats during hibernation in at least half of…
