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Environmental reporter in the Southwest since 1981, minus 2 years, 10 months in the Pacific Northwest. Now the Arizona Daily Star's environmental reporter.
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Arizona could get water from San Diego within 6 months

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By Tony Davis 
| Arizona Daily Star
Under a landmark agreement, Arizona is negotiating to buy Colorado River water now owned by a San Diego-area agency, and experts say the first of that water could be headed to the state in four to six months. The goal of the new agreement, signed by federal officials and leaders of water agencies in Arizona, California and Nevada, is to eventually transfer potentially large amounts of Colorado River water between states.
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Charlottetown mayor pushes back on AI data centre rumours, calls questions 'hypothetical'

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By Tony Davis 
| CBC Prince Edward Island
PEI·New Charlottetown Mayor Philip Brown is attempting to clear the air when it comes to rumours of an AI data centre coming to the city. Philip Brown’s questions at committee meetings about AI data centre feasibility sparked online speculation Tony Davis · CBC News · Posted: Jun 10, 2026 5:43 AM EDT | Last Updated: 10 minutes ago Listen to this article Estimated 3 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur.
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Tucson, Phoenix create water-sharing plan as Colorado River shrinks

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By Tony Davis 
| Arizona Daily Star
The likelihood of unprecedented Colorado River water shortages has triggered plans by Tucson and Phoenix to engage in unprecedented water-sharing efforts. By early 2027, the state's two largest cities stand a good chance of sharing small amounts of their Central Arizona Project supplies from the river with other cities or other water users that need them because they won't otherwise have enough, water officials in both cities said. The two cities are starting the Secure Water Arizona Program.
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