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Arizona State University receives funding for water innovation initiative

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Ducey's administration provided funding for the Arizona Water Innovation Initiative at Arizona State University. The program, which began in 2023, brings together researchers and stakeholders to workshop the state’s water issues, including better ways to measure and reuse water. The initiative is also exploring advanced water purification and recycling technologies.

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Why it matters

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The initiative aims to improve water quality and efficiency by developing systems that can reduce the amount of water lost to evaporation through industrial cooling. This effort supports the state's long-term water supply and technological advancement in Arizona.

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Who's involved

  • Doug DuceyHis administration initiated and provided funding for the water innovation program.
  • Arizona State UniversityHosts the Arizona Water Innovation Initiative to research water solutions.
  • ArizonaThe state where the water supply challenges are being addressed.

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  • Arizona Board of Regents might see increased institutional funding due to the initiative's success.

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