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Central Arizona Project

May 2008--Rosemont mine may expand CAP pipeline (US Water News)

A Green Valley (AZ) company is proposing to nearly double the size of a planned pipeline to import Central Arizona Project water into the

April 19, 2008--Green Valley pipeline to tap into CAP could cost $17 million (Denver Post)

Experts
studying how to bring Central Arizona Project water to Green Valley and
Sahuarita say it would require a pipeline 3-feet in diameter and cost
between $9 million and $17 million. The

April 17, 2008--NM governor pledges to fight Gila River diversion (Las Cruses Sun)

Gov. Bill Richardson said Thursday he'll consider
proposing a statutory protection for the Gila River in southwestern New

March 17, 2008--Seeking the water jackpot (High Country News)

Editor's note: This is a well-written, timely, and informative article related to American Indian Water Rights--specifically the Navajo Nation, to include, but is not limited to the

March 15, 2008--The new water czars (High Country News)

Editor’s note: This is a well-written, timely, and informative article related to American Indian Water Rights on the Gila River Reservation to include, though not limit

March 15, 2008--The great Central Arizona Project funding switcheroo (High Country News)

In 1968, the state of Arizona and Congress agreed to build the Central Arizona Project, or CAP, a 336-mile system of canals and pumps that lifts water more than 3,000 vertical feet

November 26, 2007--CAP's draw on Colorado River a record (Arizona Central)

The Central Arizona Project will draw a record 1.74 million acre-feet of water from the Colorado River in 2007, an amount that includes the largest deposit ever in the state's underground water ban

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