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R. O. O.T. S. Recreation & Learning Inc.

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Councilmember Lauren Tolmachoff talks with Drew Swieczkowski, Environmental Program Manager for Glendale Water Services, about where Glendale gets its water supply.

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Northern Arizona Regional Groundwater Flow Model

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Arizona Water Law 101 - Jocelyn Gibbon, JD

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Ever wonder how water is managed and treated under the law in Arizona? Jocelyn Gibbon, JD, of Freshwater Policy Consulting, LLC gives us a, easy-to-understand introduction to the somewhat complex laws of Arizona's water rights, use, and management.

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Water (and plenty of it!) in Greater Phoenix

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More than 100 years of visionary planning and significant investments in the water supply system have helped Greater Phoenix prepare for growth. The Arizona Department of Water Resources works to secure long-term water supplies for Arizona's communities. Our region benefits from four major water sources: 1.

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Price graph of water

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Arizona's Water Management Success-line graph

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When fully utilized, the Central Arizona Project will deliver on average 1.5 million-acre feet of Colorado River water to Maricopa, Pinal and Pima Counties. About 43 percent of the state's water use comes from groundwater sources. Groundwater is found beneath the earth's surface in natural reservoirs called aquifers.http://www.azwater.gov/AzDWR/PublicInformationOfficer/documents/supplydemand.pdf

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This would not fit on out 1st post. AZ water usage:

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this was matthewo and hiroshi.r

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This educational video for 4-6 graders features Arizona youth and Arizona's Water Story in three, 10-minute segments titled, The Water We Take for Granted, Arizona Wasn't Always This Way and What About Tomorrow?

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The most of Arizona's water comes from Groundwater, Surface Water, and Water Importation. Other sources include Water Recycling and Water Conservation.

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Arizona gets water from three major sources: surface water (which includes Colorado River water and water from other major rivers and streams), groundwater, and effluent or reclaimed water.
Values based on Arizona Department of Water Resources ABC’s of Water.

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Price of water and videos

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Learn about the story of water in Arizona.