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Building projects in a state where 6.5 million people live in counties classified by the Census Bureau as being part of the desert Southwest must keep water scarcity in mind.

Arizona’s housing crisis goes hand-in-hand with state’s water & heat crises

Aug 25, 2022 ◇ Gloria Rebecca Gomez/The Arizona Mirror

Arizona legislators met Wednesday with experts to discuss the environmental challenges to increasing the supply of affordable housing in the state as a recent study ranked Arizona among the five worst states for affordable housing. Read more»

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A team with Watershed Management Group creates a landscape rainwater system in Phoenix.

If an Az resident harvests rainwater, will rebates come?

Oct 11, 2017 ◇ Kianna Gardner/Cronkite News

Tucson and other parched Arizona cities offer rebates for businesses and homes that harvest rainwater, but the practice struggles to gain momentum in the Phoenix area. Read more»


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