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Challenged but Unbroken: Sustaining the Colorado RiverDrought-stricken Colorado River water supplies that serve more than 30 million people, native habitat and ecosystems, and recreational purposes in the Southwest.more 
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President Pam Pickard Named Leader in Public PolicyThe Arizona Capitol Times has named CAP Board President Pam Pickard Leader of the Year in Public Policy – Water and Natural Resources.more
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Preliminary Draft CAGRD 2015 Plan of OperationThe plan describes the activities that CAGRD proposes to undertake during the coming 100 years.more
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CAP Featured on PBS 8 HorizonCAP's Tom McCann explains why recent reports about how CO River shortages will impact Arizona are inaccurate...more
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Economic Impact of CAP's Colorado River WaterASU Report quantifies CAP's $1 trillion impact on Arizona's economy…more
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Award for Research Winners AnnouncedCAP announced the college student winners of the cash grant awards for research.more
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CAP's David Modeer Speaks about NGS on HorizonLeaders from CAP, SRP and the Navajo Nation discuss the EPA's final rule to control emissions from NGS.more
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EPA NGS Ruling Provides Certainty for AZ Water and Power CustomersEPA issued a final regional haze rule that incorporates major elements of the TWG proposal for an emission-reduction plan for the NGS.more
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The Facts About Arizona's Water SuppliesA recent New York Times article contains inaccuracies about how a CO River shortage will impact Arizona. Here are the facts...more
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Celebrating Lake PleasantIn April, CAP celebrated the 20th anniversary (1994-2014) of the first fill of Lake Pleasant after the construction of New Waddell Dam.more
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CAP Wheeling ProgramCAP is undertaking a stakeholder process to develop policies related to moving non-project water through the CAP aqueduct.more
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CAP Prepared for ShortageDealing with drought takes a comprehensive approach and CAP has been taking steps…more
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CAP Staff Achieve GoalsCAP employees exceeded all five goals as part of its "Continuous Improvement Program" which sets personal and professional challenges for its staff.more
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CAP Perspectives on the Colorado River Basin StudyCAP has been significantly involved in the Basin Study and is participating in the formulation of the work groups which will take the next steps toward finding solutions to the imbalances between future water supply and demand for Colorado River water...more
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CAP's 2013 Year in ReviewCAP's 2013 Year in Review is a look back at the major happenings of the previous year.more
Welcome to Central Arizona Project
Central Arizona Project is designed to bring about 1.5 million acre-feet of Colorado River water per year to Pima, Pinal and Maricopa counties. CAP carries water from Lake Havasu near Parker to the southern boundary of the San Xavier Indian Reservation southwest of Tucson. It is a 336-mile long system of aqueducts, tunnels, pumping plants and pipelines and is the largest single resource of renewable water supplies in the state of Arizona.
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Tamarisk Beetle Themed Workshop Being Held in Phoenix, AZ
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Collaborative, Innovative Water Management Benefits Arizonans
2014-12-04
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#CAP uses robotics, GPS technology and drones to inspect the canal by land, air and water http://t.co/8w9gFqGHbV http://t.co/6GaDesJHpn
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