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Stories from Southeastern Arizona, by students at the University of Arizona School of Journalism

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New bill highlights conflict between development, water supply in San Pedro

All StoriesAva Garcia03/30/20180

Sheltered in the shade of cottonwood trees flows the 150-mile-long San Pedro River, the last dam-free river in the American Southwest.  Yet, just a few miles away from the river’s edge lies another hub of life: Benson. The small city, with a population just over 5,000, is trying to build economic opportunities for residents. Proposed development…

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The San Pedro River Valley: An energy battlefield

All StoriesEmily Huddleston02/04/20160

Cottonwoods shade a river where thousands of fish swim and millions of migrating birds stop. This green ribbon ebbs and flows through an otherwise charcoal brown valley. Dirt roads lead to farms and homes, cows graze and wind blows through desert trees and shrubs. Usually this area is quiet and peaceful, but recently this valley…

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