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There’s no shortage of notable amenities here, from a wellness area with a saltwater pool, hot tub, sauna, yoga rooms, a ...

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The farm uses groundwater, not Colorado River water. It's a nonrenewable resource, and like mining, different people and ...

The farm uses groundwater, not Colorado River water. It's a nonrenewable resource, and like mining, different people and industries have different philosophies about whether it should be extracted.

TUCSON, United States— Storks scatter, white against blue water, as Dan Mohring's pickup truck rumbles down the dirt road. He's towing a trailer full of ground-up beef, chicken, fish and ...

But not everyone agrees it's possible. “Artificial ponds in the desert are stupid,” said Jay Famiglietti, a professor at ASU and director of science for the Arizona Water Innovation Initiative.

In landlocked Arizona, where the Colorado River crisis has put water use under a microscope, a new inland desert fish farm is growing barramundi — a tropical species native to Australia.

But not everyone agrees it’s possible. “Artificial ponds in the desert are stupid,” said Jay Famiglietti, a professor at ASU and director of science for the Arizona Water Innovation Initiative.