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Water Resources, Climate Change, and Urban Vulnerability: A Case Study of Phoenix, Arizona

Date Published
March 2010
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Summary

This paper examines the security of water resources in Phoenix, AZ, under different scenarios of climate change, consumption patterns, and reductions of available surface water. Phoenix constitutes a key site for examining the projected effects of climate change on water resources in the US West. Water providers in Phoenix rely on a mix of water sources to deliver to their customers. These include groundwater, water from the Salt and Verde River watersheds, water from the Colorado River, and effluent (water reuse).

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Bolin, B., M. Seetharam, and B. Pompeii. 2010. Water resources, climate change, and urban vulnerability: a case study of Phoenix, Arizona. Local Environment 15(3):261-279.

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