Episode 104: Is Arizona🌵 Really Running Out Of Water??😨 With Kathryn Sorensen

EPISODE · Oct 10, 2022 · 45 MIN

Episode 104: Is Arizona🌵 Really Running Out Of Water??😨 With Kathryn Sorensen

from Rooted In Gratitude · host Rebecca Hidalgo

Have you heard the news??😨 The Colorado river is drying up and FAST! That is why we brought on Kathryn Sorensen to talk about all things water here in AZ! Kathryn is the Director of Research at Kyl Center for Water💧 Policy at Morrison Institute and is very knowledgeable when it comes to the water shortage we are having here in Arizona.🏜️ Watch today's show to learn if we really are running out of water,😓 what we can do to conserve water, and if Arizona has any kind of plan for the future in regard to our water systems! Want to learn more? Check out our notes from today's show including Kathryn's very own PowerPoint on Water Policy here: https://www.gratefulheart.tv/2022/10/07/episode-104-show-notes/ Listen & Learn: 1:34 - Rebecca introduces Kathryn 4:22 - What does a water shortage mean for Phx? 6:03 - What does effluent water mean? 8:09 - Should we be worried about the Colorado River declining 11:00 - Ways to fix the water shortage 12:30 - The good news 14:40 - Picture of Salt & Verde watersheds explained 15:30 - Our canal system 16:55 - AZ groundwater map explained 17:35 - How much water that gets dumped gets reabsorbed to replenish water tables? 20:16 - AZ has a strong legacy of wise water management 21:50 - Do we have enough water for all the people moving here? 23:50 - Water issues in other states 27:17 - Population growth and our water shortage 29:55 - What are our water rights here in AZ? 33:40 - Kathryn's articles on water that are good! 35:20 - Why are we waiting to use our water wisely? 36:38 - The city of Phoenix's water rate structure 40:20 - Rural AZ groundwater is not regulated 43:30 - Closing thoughts from Rebecca & Kathryn Special Guest: Kathryn Sorensen - Director of Research, Professor of Practice: Kathryn served for many years as Director of Phoenix Water Services as well as Director of the City of Mesa Water Resources Department. In these roles, she was responsible for the delivery of safe, clean, reliable water for millions of Arizonans, and significantly advanced the sustainable management of water resources in Arizona and the Colorado River basin.  She earned a Ph.D. in Agricultural and Resource Economics from Texas A&M University and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Michigan.  In her position at Arizona State University, she oversees the research efforts of the Kyl Center for Water Policy, serves as a Professor of Practice at the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions, and contributes to the Global Futures Laboratory. Phone: 602-496-1799 Email: [email protected] Website: https://morrisoninstitute.asu.edu/leadership/kathryn-sorensen Follow us on Facebook or Instagram @GratefulHeart.Tv 😄 Listen 📻 to the full show anywhere you stream podcasts!

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