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Unsafe yield: Severe drought, dead wells, political division are pushing Arizona steadily closer to water supply peril
Unsafe yield: Severe drought, dead wells, political division are pushing Arizona steadily closer to water supply peril
03.24.2022
by Keith Schneider
Mesquite, crucial to Indigenous diets for centuries, works miracles with water and needs no fertilizer. Why don’t we grow more of it?
Mesquite, crucial to Indigenous diets for centuries, works miracles with water and needs no fertilizer. Why don’t we grow more of it?
10.12.2020
by Chris Malloy
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