“I’ve never thought of myself as a bureaucrat, but it’s nice to be recognized with the likes of Kathy and Rita!” – Sarah Porter, director of Kyl Center for Water Policy Congrats to Sarah Porter, Kathleen Ferris, and Rita Maguire, named "Best Bureaucrats" by @phxmagazine: tinyurl.com/42bazuyx

#ICYMI: Kyl Center director Sarah Porter shared insightful perspectives with 12 News' William Pitts for a report on the potential of desalination to address Arizona's water challenges. Catch up on the discussion here: 12news.com/article/news/l…

Appearing on Arizona PBS ' "Horizon" in a segment on Xeriscaping, Kyl Center director Sarah Porter explains where Arizonans get their water from, the biggest challenges, and how xeriscaping can play a key role in addressing Arizona's water future: azpbs.org/horizon/2024/0…

For 60+ years, the Navajo Nation & Hopi Tribe fought for water rights. A historic settlement was reached in May. Read our explainer and join us Oct 9 for a virtual discussion on its impact for Tribal & non-tribal communities in AZ. tinyurl.com/3k7r3p7h #WaterRights #AZ

Arizona Tribal Water Rights: How Did We Get Here? Join us on Wednesday, October 9, 2024, from 12:00 to 1:00 PM (MST) for a virtual discussion on the Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Agreement. Register now to join the conversation: tinyurl.com/2fa7cted

The CAWCD Board race is on the ballot this election season! These members oversee the Central AZ Project , delivering water to millions across Arizona. Learn more & make informed decisions with the 2024 Voter Education Guide: tinyurl.com/2suhxfb6

In conversation with the Los Angeles Times Angeles Times, Kathryn Gunty Sorensen, Director of Research at the Kyl Center for Water Policy, sheds light on the challenges local water systems face in efforts to contain California's devastating wildfires: latimes.com/environment/st…

The Yavapai-Apache Nation Water Rights Settlement secures rights, funds infrastructure, and protects the Verde River: 📅 Join our Webinar: Feb. 5, 2025, 12-1 PM MST: tinyurl.com/swkexz3c 🔗Read our explainer: isu.pub/MzQxMTI #WaterRights #Sustainability

Congrats to Kyl Center sr. research fellow Cora Tso for her feature in the 2024 Arizona State University Research Impact Report! Her work on tribal water policy, including the Navajo Nation settlement, is garnering attention. Learn more (p. 32): tinyurl.com/mwa324zm #waterpolicy #tribalrights

Our new report analyzes water affordability across 600+ providers in AZ—public, private & Tribal. Join our webinar on March 5 to dive into the findings! 📖 Read: issuu.com/asuwattscolleg… 🔗 Register: tinyurl.com/2p8rkx3z #WaterAffordability #ArizonaWater

How should Arizona manage its groundwater? 💧 It supplies 41% of the state's water but is being depleted faster than it can be replenished. The Kyl Center for Water Policy explains what’s at stake & key questions for lawmakers in AZ Capitol Times (State Affairs Arizona). 🔗tinyurl.com/5n74r75e

The 1980 Groundwater Management Act shaped AZ water policy. Kathleen Ferris, a key architect & Kyl Center Senior Research Fellow, reflects on its impact, successes & what still needs to be done via AZ Capitol Times (State Affairs Arizona). Read the article here: tinyurl.com/ktmpy5u7

Can Floating Pools help avoid a legal war over the Colorado River? Our new paper, "Floating Pools and Grand Bargains," explores a bold solution to one of the West’s biggest water fights: 🔗 Read here: isu.pub/cWmzwSb

Arizona’s 100-year assured water supply rule is under pressure as Colorado River shortages grow. Our new report, More Elusive Than Ever, explores why the system is faltering—and what must change to protect the state’s water future. Read the report: isu.pub/6jlkfuK

Water operators keep clean water flowing, often without recognition. Kyl Center research director Kathryn Sorensen highlights their essential, courageous work in this must-read piece. 💧 🔗 azwaterinnovation.asu.edu/behind-scenes-… #WaterOperators

Sarah Porter (Sarah Porter), director of ASU’s Kyl Center for Water Policy, breaks down the fight over Colorado River water rights in a new article for The Conversation U.S. . A must-read! 💧 🔗 tinyurl.com/2t7hf28j #WaterPolicy #ColoradoRiver #ASU

Ticking clock on the Colorado River: The rules for Lakes Powell & Mead expire in 2026 — and no replacement plan is in sight. What’s at stake for Arizona water users? Find out in our new explainer: tinyurl.com/ykc4955e

Big news! Our own Sarah Porter, Director of the Kyl Center, is named to azcentral’s Opinion Advisory Board! A huge step for ensuring expert water policy insights are part of the public conversation. Read more: ow.ly/7UgO50X4Het #AZWater #Leadership #WaterPolicy #ASU