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Andy Biggs scrubbed abortion from his site, so we checked his record

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By Robert Gundran Verified
| The Copper Courier
US Rep. Andy Biggs has held office in Arizona since 2003, working as a state representative and state senator before being elected to Congress in 2016. In his time representing the people of Arizona, the 67-year-old Republican has built a record that demonstrates his values—and offers voters an indication of how he’d rule as governor, if he’s elected on Nov. 3.
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Meet the Tucson doctor who helped roll back Arizona’s abortion restrictions

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By Robert Gundran Verified
| The Copper Courier
Since February, patients have visited Dr. William Richardson’s Tucson clinic from across the state, including rural areas far from any providers. Richardson hears the same thing from many of those patients: “We didn’t know it would be this straightforward.
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In Arizona, the worst floods start as wildfires—and climate change is fueling both

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By Robert Gundran Verified
| The Copper Courier
Some of Arizona’s most dangerous floods do not start with rain. They start with a wildfire. As the summer monsoon settles in, forecasters and the Arizona Department of Water Resources warned that storms falling on fresh wildfire burn scars could unleash flash floods. Wildfires cause an increase of debris on burn scars that flow across the state, and human-caused climate change is intensifying both ends of that equation. It’s making wildfires and the damage from flooding worse.
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