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What Does Arizona’s Water Future Look Like?
ASU professor Rhett Larson joins the Town of Prescott to discuss the foundations of Arizona water law, explore and highlight pressing issues shaping water rights on October 15 2026
Read on signalsaz.com‘Unprecedented’ super El Niño is on its way. Could it help boost Arizona’s drying up reservoirs?
ASU geology professor Randy Cerveny says that the much anticipated super El Niño could have an upside for water-challenged Arizona.
Read on www.kjzz.orgASU gets $2M federal grant to develop water reuse tech for semiconductor manufacturing
As part of the project, ASU’s Macro Technology Works in will test and certify new water treatment technology, creating the data needed to adopt water-saving strategies.
Read on ktar.comWATCH: ASU students travel thousands of miles to bring clean water to 500 students
Members of ASU’s Engineers Without Borders chapter recently returned from Kenya after completing a borehole well project providing reliable drinking water to roughly 500 students.
Read on abc15.comTammy Eagle Bull Is Weaving Indigenous Design Into Modern Architecture
As a professor of practice at ASU’S Design School, Eagle Bull is helping educate the next generation of architects in designs centering Native culture and practices.
Read on time.comASU research offers new hope for migraine relief
Nina Sharp, ASU associate professor in The Design School, worked with Mayo Clinic neurologist Todd Schwedt to show that green and white light can reduce migraine intensity.
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