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Gila River is threatened by drought, demand and rising temperatures Who will protect it?

The Gila River was once one of the richest waterways in the Southwest, but it rarely reaches its end due to high water demand and ongoing drought.

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Gila River s future in Arizona is tied to drought, rising temperatures

Gila River s future in Arizona is tied to drought, rising temperatures
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How climate change leads to more and larger wildfires in Arizona

Experts say climate change has already led to longer wildfire seasons and is affecting the number of fires and the size of burned areas.

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How earlier, warmer spring affects Arizona s water supply

A longer, warmer spring can stress water supplies and may cause ripple effects on agriculture in Arizona and the West as demand increases.

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How earlier, warmer spring affects Arizona s water supply

A longer, warmer spring can stress water supplies and may cause ripple effects on agriculture in Arizona and the West as demand increases.

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