Hobbs agrees to review 100|year water supply for Sierra Vista ...

Hobbs agrees to review 100-year water supply for Sierra Vista ...

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs agreed to review the state's 100-year designation of adequate water supply for a Sierra Vista housing development.

Lawsuit Forces Arizona Governor to Reevaluate Water Supply ...

SIERRA VISTA, Ariz.— As a direct result of a lawsuit by the Center for Biological Diversity and the San Pedro 100, Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs ...

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs agreed to review the state's 100-year ...

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs agreed to review the state's 100-year designation of adequate water supply for a Sierra Vista housing development.

Conservation groups say Arizona is still not protecting San Pedro ...

Katie Hobbs and the Arizona Department of Water Resources for failing to review the need for an Active Management Area in Sierra Vista to ...

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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs agreed to review the state's 100-year designation of adequate water supply for a Sierra Vista housing development.

Lawsuit alleges Hobbs and state's top water official have failed to ...

Katie Hobbs and the state's top water official for allegedly failing to protect the San Pedro River by not conducting a necessary review of the ...

Governor Katie Hobbs Announces $1.5 Million Grant to Help Protect ...

SIERRA VISTA, AZ — Yesterday, Governor Katie Hobbs joined the ... water supplies and improve sustainable water management practices.

Conservationists sue to protect San Pedro ground water

PHOENIX (CN) — Conservationists sued Arizona's governor and director of water resources Thursday, demanding they revoke a guaranteed water ...

Wells show San Pedro water levels too low to meet court order

He's also sued the ADWR and Hobbs to try to force them to review ... Sierra Vista had an adequate 100-year water supply. That finding was ...

Hobbs explains why water bills were vetoed | Cochise County

Gov. Katie Hobbs and Bureau of Land Management's retiring Gila District Manager Scott Feldhausen talked with a group on a walk down to the San ...

Center for Biological Diversity - X

Our lawsuit is forcing Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs to conduct a review of a 100-year water supply guarantee for a massive housing development.

Governor Hobbs Unveils 100-Year Study To Protect Valley ...

Along with the model, Governor Hobbs announced a $40 million investment of American Rescue Plan Act funds to spur increased water conservation, ...

Suit seeks to halt development near imperiled Arizona river

The latest lawsuit, filed Thursday, seeks a court order for the Arizona Department of Water Resources to review and, lawsuit backers hope, ...

Center for Biological Diversity demands action on depleting aquifer ...

The reductions the group is calling for would apply to groundwater wells and certificates in the area, assuring a 100-year water supply approved ...

CBD to ADWR Director Tom Buschatzke

Similarly, for the same reason, ADWR must revoke and reassess the other 65 · 100-year Water Adequacy Certificates issued by ADWR in the Sierra ...

Gov. Hobbs, water agency move to regulate rural groundwater ...

Gov. Katie Hobbs and the Arizona Department of Water Resources have taken the first step toward regulating groundwater use in the state's ...

Arizona's bald eagle population is largest ever recorded, agency says

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs agreed to review the state's 100-year designation of adequate water supply for a Sierra Vista housing development. Load ...

Housing and Water: How government, environmentalists ... - Podcasts

Update note: In this episode, we talked about the San Pedro River and how a federal water right had yet to be quantified. We received notice ...

Environmental groups sue Hobbs, state water agency over San ...

Katie Hobbs and the state water resources director, demanding that they review ... Sierra Vista that the groups say imperils the San Pedro River.

Arizona's New Governor Takes on Water Conservation and ...

As Gov. Katie Hobbs assumes office, the state is facing drought, diminishing Colorado River water, surging development and unregulated groundwater use in rural ...