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  1. Arizona faces critical infrastructure challenges, including water scarcity from the Colorado River and the essential roles of utilities like APS and Southwest Gas.

Municipalities in Arizona, including Cave Creek and Phoenix, are drawing significant amounts of water from the Colorado River.

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Municipalities in Arizona, including Cave Creek and Phoenix, are drawing significant amounts of water from the Colorado River.

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  1. Extreme heat trends are now explicitly linked to the threat of the drying Colorado River on Phoenix's water supply.1 source
  2. Local officials and communities in Arizona are managing high water demands from the Colorado River.1 source

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Arizona faces critical infrastructure challenges, including water scarcity from the Colorado River and the essential roles of utilities like APS and Southwest Gas.

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