Infrastructure & Resources
Arizona Water: A history of conservation
Arizona leadership has built water infrastructure suitable for desert living since before statehood Over a thousand years ago, the Hohokam people developed more than 500 miles of canals as large as 12 feet deep by 13 feet wide. Over 150 years ago, the Salt River Valley Canal was constructed. In 1911, construction of the Roosevelt […]
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ADEQ announces major research initiative to address...
January 23, 2025PHOENIX (Jan. 23, 2025) — Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) officials announced today that it is bringing together leading air quality experts in Arizona and across the nation to address rising ground-level ozone concentrations in Maricopa County and parts of Pinal County. ADEQ has partnered with the Arizona State University (ASU) Julie Ann Wrigley […]
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Water: Key Resource in Greater Phoenix and the Semiconductor...
Committing to a sustainable future for economic growth by Chris Camacho Water, one of the most important elements in the semiconductor manufacturing process, has always been a precious resource in Arizona. Its conservation and management have been a priority for generations, even predating statehood. More than any other state, Arizona understands the importance of long-term […]
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