The Buzz: How snowmelt affects Arizona's water supply
How much will a wet winter improve drought conditions around the state?
The Buzz: Arizona's abandoned mines
Many groups look to locate, seal and clean up old mines, which likely number in the hundreds of thousands.
The Buzz: Arizona and snow
While non-rain precipitation is rare in the deserts, it's not uncommon for the mountains to get feet of snow each year.
ADEQ to test all small water systems for PFAS
An EPA grant will allow the state to test water from 1,200 providers.
The Buzz: Looking back on 2022
Newsworthy interviews and topics that we addressed this year.
The Buzz takes a trip down the Verde River
Meet a man who has made saving this unique waterway his life's work
Crews remove invasive plants from Arizona waterways to conserve water, better ecosystem
Efforts along the Verde River and its tributaries to remove introduced plants can prevent monocultures while also getting water to a Phoenix-area reservoir.
The Buzz: Dealing with Arizona's PFAS problem
Why are the chemical class also known as forever chemicals so dangerous, and what's being done to fix the problem?
The Buzz: A strong monsoon brings road closures and floods
Why does some infrastructure get overwhelmed by above-average summer rain?
The Buzz: How will more Colorado River water cuts affect Southern Arizona?
Tucson's rights means municipal users aren't likely to feel the pinch, but the same can't be said for agriculture.
What will Arizona do as its share of Colorado River water diminishes?
We hear about efforts to reassess state allocations and what may come of a billion-dollar fund established this summer.
The Buzz previews AZPM's new water podcast Tapped
Join us for a look at a new series that tells the stories of how we use water.
4 More Weeks of Monsoon, Tucson Has Beaten Normal Rain Totals
Tucson has received more than six inches of rain since the monsoon began, and much of Southern Arizona has surpassed normal totals.
Marana Developing Plan to Treat Two Contaminated Wells
Wells have tested positive for compounds not regulated by federal laws.
Arizona-based Solar Firm Draws Drinking Water From Air
Says Southwestern skies contain enough water vapor to provide private supply
