None of Doug Ducey’s Picks for the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority Seems to Have Any Expertise in Water Policy

Apparently having expertise in water policy is not the first qualification for a Doug Ducey appointee to serve on the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority, the state organ that “finances the design and construction of water and wastewater infrastructure projects.” According to the recently passed a one billion dollars, water security measure passed at the end … Read more

Former State Democratic Party Chair Jim Pederson Will Push Science Based Solutions as a Member of the Central Arizona Water Conservation District

With respect to all the vitally important issues being discussed this election cycle including reproductive freedom, guaranteed access to the ballot box, fully funding public schools, providing safe and green sustainable communities, and safeguarding civil rights for everyone, they may all pale in significance to confronting the water shortages and drought situation currently present (A … Read more

Alexandra Arboleda and Ylenia Aguliar Will Bring a Common Sense and Fact-Based Approach to the Central Arizona Water Conservation District

With respect to all the vitally important issues being discussed this election cycle including reproductive freedom, guaranteed access to the ballot box, fully funding public schools, providing safe and green sustainable communities, and safeguarding civil rights for everyone, they may all pale in significance to confronting the water shortages and drought situation currently present (A … Read more

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego Talks Infrastructure with the Hill’s Bob Cusack (UPDATED)

On a trip to Washington D.C. last week, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego took time to talk about the city’s infrastructure plans with the Hill’s Bob Cusack. Connected with the theme of infrastructure projects, Mayor Gallego discussed how the fifth largest city in the country was preparing for the Super Bowl, using innovative methods to spread … Read more

Kennedy and Kuby Shine in the Arizona Corporation Commission Debate

It was a discussion that pit the forces of laissez-faire against the momentum of renewable energy. It was an exchange that showed the voices of going backward with coal, nuclear, and fossil fuels against the sounds of moving forward with solar and energy efficiency. It was a debate where a Republican candidate made the obtuse … Read more