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‘You don’t have to shovel sunshine’: Amid heat waves, why do people still move to Phoenix?

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Should the San Pedro River get federal water rights? A ruling might not be the last word
Feds will pay Arizona farmers and tribes $64M to use less water from the Colorado River

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