Federal Colorado River plan would raise Arizona water bills
A federal plan for the Colorado River is expected to increase water bills in Arizona while maintaining water availability from household taps.
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Why it matters
The plan signals continuing pressure on water management and household costs in the drought-stressed Southwest.
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