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Central Arizona Project statement regarding Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Post-2026 Operational Guidelines and Strategies for Lake Powell and Lake Mead

CAP and the Arizona Department of Water Resources have been working with other water users in Arizona, California and Nevada, as well as...
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Two funds, one mission: How CAP prepares for daily operations and unexpected events

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CAWCD Board convenes for special July meeting – Approves agreement to fund and maintain new Yuma drainage wells, as well as two system conservation agreements

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What happens to the CAP canal when it rains?

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Super El Niño? What could that mean for the Colorado River?

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CAP’s amazing infrastructure, which helps reliably deliver Colorado River water to more than 80 percent of Arizonans, is still operating, 24/7/365. Watch the video.

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Teachers and students use pool noodles, duct tape, Styrofoam cups and plastic containers to engineer a water delivery system

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As part of the Project WET CAP Educator Academy: Exploring the Colorado River, teachers from Clarendon Elementary (Phoenix), Estrella Middle School

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