After the wall, border residents take stock of what's next
The Trump administration is expected to finish 450 miles of wall by the end of the year.
Colorado River watershed forecast looks very dry for start of 2021
The Colorado River’s largest reservoirs are likely to drop next year if demands stay the same.
Checking in on the health of the Santa Cruz River
Upgrades to the county’s wastewater treatment continue to improve the vitality of the river and the wildlife it supports.
State unveils draft legislation to create surface water protections
The process comes after the Trump administration's rollback of Clean Water Act protections.
State works to clean up chemical pollutants in Tucson water supply
ADEQ is addressing PFAS contamination of Tucson backup groundwater wells.
A Tucson Original: Agnese Haury
Listen to an oral history of Agnese Haury's remarkable life, as told by those who knew and loved her.
Enviro groups win bid for evidence on approval for Vigneto housing development
A judge ordered FWS to produce documents related to political interference that greenlit a huge housing development.
Major changes in environmental policy expected under Biden
Reclassifying Arizona waterways is among the items on the new administration's agenda
Minke whale skeleton comes to Bisbee
Students with the Bisbee Science Lab will clean and reassemble the whale for display.
Joe Biden inherits Trump's border wall — and its lawsuits
Candidate Biden said he would stop construction but never said he would tear down the new border wall.
2020 delivers setbacks for some long-planned Western water projects
Long-planned projects have run into roadblocks.
State shares framework for new surface water quality protections
The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality is working on regulations to fill the gap left by changes to the Clean Water Act.
More Santa Catalina trails and campsites reopen
The Coronado National Forest continues to evaluate safety conditions at trials and campgrounds in the wake of the Bighorn Fire.
In Arizona, building a wall — and destroying a canyon
In a mountain range too steep to cross, the Department of Homeland Security is spending millions of dollars on five miles of border wall.
DHS marks milestone as wall construction severs wildlife corridors
New border wall construction is nearly done in some of the most environmentally sensitive areas in Arizona.
