How water rights and water projects shaped Arizona

Jun 21, 2014, 7:42 PM | Updated: 7:42 pm

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Renowned Arizona historian Jack L. August is in the Think Tank this week.

He discusses the history of Arizona through the spectrum of evolving patterns of water use in the state. Without federal water projects, Arizona would be a sparsely populated way station on the way from New Mexico to California.

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