Tell us your Arizona 5 C's stories
Since Arizona's statehood, a set of 5 C's has defined our state. They pointed to economic opportunities. But more than 100 years later, do they still matter?
Valley 101 · The Arizona Republic and azcentral.com
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Show Notes
The 5 C's are something all Arizona children learn at one point or another. Cotton, citrus, cattle, copper, and climate have long been advertised as positive reasons to come to Arizona. Each of these "C's" represents an important aspect of Arizona's economy. Or at least they did.
Perhaps more important than the 5 C's themselves is the cultural role they play. Even now, students in classrooms across the state are learning about the 5 C's.
In this episode of Valley 101, we ask you what the 5 C's mean to you. Perhaps you have a memory of orange orchards in bloom or driving by miles of cotton fields.
Producer Kaely Monahan sits down with climate reporter Joan Meiners to discuss a large project our environment team is working on. And we want to include you.
Share your Arizona 5 C's memories with us in this survey.
Listen to our previous episodes on the 5 C's here.
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