In 2024 the Kyl Center for Water Policy introduced a blog series featuring updates on Colorado River, groundwater and other water policy issues in Arizona. The next two years will be pivotal as stakeholders negotiate the reservoir operating rules that dictate Colorado River shortages in our state, and these shortages will impact our groundwater. We will try to bring some clarity through light-hearted updates featuring a movie theme. This is our second segment in this series. We hope you enjoy it!

Water: Blogged 

Exploring Arizona’s Water Future: Blog Series from the Kyl Center

Water Augmentation Series

Matt Silverman
Senior Partner
ICF

Sarah Porter is the Director of the Kyl Center, bringing extensive expertise in Arizona’s water policy and conservation. With a background in environmental leadership, she advocates for innovative solutions to ensure long-term water sustainability.

Kathryn Sorensen is the Director of Research at the Kyl Center and is recognized for her contributions to water utility management and policy. With years of experience, she focuses on equitable water access and data-driven water management. She served as Director of Phoenix Water Services and Director of the City of Mesa Water Resources Department, overseeing the delivery of safe, reliable water to millions of Arizonans.

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