CAP Cuts Threaten Arizona's Water Security
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The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is considering drastic cuts to the Central Arizona Project canal, which supplies water to southern and central Arizona. An eighty-five percent reduction is on the table if states cant agree on savings. Climate change has reduced river flow by half since January, threatening massive job losses and economic hits. CAP has been Arizonas water lifeline, but without it, growth patterns and attitudes could change. Experts suggest conservation measures, but they could triple bills. Arizona faces a watershed moment, with the fight heading to court. The future of desert living hangs in the balance.
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