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Arroyo is a single-issue newsletter, with each issue devoted to a critical water issue of importance to Arizona and the West. Published annually, the Arroyo
provides
background information about a particular issue, as well as an update on recent developments including legislative activity and research results.
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| Summer 2009 |
Once Shunned, Wastewater Now Viewed as a Valuable Resource |
| Winter 2008 |
River
Restoration: Arizona's Oft Neglected Waterways Get Overdue Attention |
| Winter 2007 |
Artificial
Recharge A Multi-Purpose Water Management Tool |
May
2002
(v11 n1)
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Arizona
Rural Water Issues Attracting Attention
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December
1999
(v10 n4) |
Water
Conservation, Yesterday and Today: A Story of History, Culture, and
Politics |
August 1998
(v10 n3) |
Managing
Watersheds to Improve Land and Water |
March 1998
(v10 n2) |
Microbes
Increasingly Viewed as Water Quality Threat |
August 1997
(v10 n1) |
Sharing Colorado River Water: History, Public Policy and the Colorado
River Compact |
| March 1997 |
Constructed
Wetlands: Using Human Ingenuity, Natural Processes to Treat Water, Build
Habitat |
| October
1996 |
Saving
Endangered Species Poses Water Policy Challenge |
| June 1996 |
Holding
Back the Waters--Dams as Water Resource Monuments |
| March 1996 |
Consumers
Increasingly Use Bottled Water, Home Water Treatment Systems to Avoid
Direct Tap Water |
| December
1995 |
Voters
Influence Water Policy With Initiatives, Referenda |
| June 1995 |
Water Recreation
Makes Big Splash in Arizona |
| April 1995 |
Arid Arizona
not Lacking Water Education Programs |
| December
1994 |
Managing
the Interconnecting Waters: The Groundwater-Surface Water Dilemma |
| June 1994 |
Fish May
be Cash Crop for Arizona Farmers |
| April 1993 |
Fountains--
Water Wasters or Works of Art? |
| Fall 1993 |
Abandoned
Farmland Often is Troubled Land in Need of Restoration |
| Summer 1993 |
Home Use
of Graywater, Rainwater conserves water -- and may save money |
| Spring 1993 |
Managing
the Flow to Better Use, Preserve Arizona's Rivers |
| Fall-Winter
1992 |
Long-Awaited
CAP Delivers Troubled Waters to State |
| Summer 1992 |
Land Subsidence,
Earth Fissures Change Arizona's Landscape |
| Spring 1992 |
Weather
Modification: A Water Resource Strategy to be Researched, Tested Before
Tried |
| February
1992 |
Does Salinity Pose Problems to Arizona Water Users? |
| October 1991 |
Arizona's Small Water Systems Confront Questions,
Uncertainties. |
| June 1991 |
Often Neglected,
Urban Washes Now Seen as Attractive Resource |
| February 1991 |
Drought Planning
-- Preparing of Dry Spells, Even in the Desert |
| October 1990 |
Debate, Discussion
Mark Ten-Year Anniversary of Arizona's Groundwater Management Act |
| June 1990 |
Flood Hazards, a
Concern in Desert Areas of Arizona |
| April 1990 |
Nonpoint Source Pollution
-- Unfinished Business on the Water Quality Agenda |
| December 1989 |
Settlement of Indian
Water Rights, a Priority Issue |
| August 1989 |
U.S.-Mexico Transboundary
Water Issues Challenge Policymakers |
| April 1989 |
Much Studied, Often
Discussed, Climate Change Remains an Open Issue |
| December 1988 |
Flow of Rivers and
Streams Provides Rich Benefits, Raises Varied Concerns |
| October 1988 |
Reclaimed Water,
A Developing Resource to Help Meet State Water Needs |
| Spring 1988 |
The Groundwater Management
Act: Saving Water and Developing Water Policy |
| Winter 1988 |
Water Transfer: A
Water Source, A Debate |
| Summer 1987 |
Water Quality, A
Complex Issue |
| Spring 1987 |
Arizona Department
of Water Resources Developing Second Management Plan |
