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New Kyl center at ASU steps in to resolve water rights conflicts

Rachel Leingang//September 1, 2015//[read_meter]

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New Kyl center at ASU steps in to resolve water rights conflicts

New Kyl center at ASU steps in to resolve water rights conflicts

Rachel Leingang//September 1, 2015//[read_meter]

A water policy center still in its infancy is trying to tackle one of the state’s largest outstanding water rights issues. The Kyl Center for Water Policy opened last November...

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Tags: water, Salt River Project, Sarah Porter, Arizona State University Morrison Institute for Public Policy, Maricopa County Superior Court, water issues, Central Arizona Project, water conflicts, Arizona, Kyl Center for Water Policy, watersheds

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