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University of Arizona Water Resources Research Center

Located within the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at the University of Arizona, the center's mission is to provide statewide outreach and education focused on critical water issues affecting Arizona and to provide expertise on state and regional water management and policy.

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A Colorado River Shortage Declaration: Planning, Responses, and Consequences

Read more about A Colorado River Shortage Declaration: Planning, Responses, and Consequences

Adaptation to Climate Variability and Change: Markets, Policy, Technology, and Information

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Arivaca Community Water Supply Drought Vulnerability Assessment

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