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a midday, sunny view of a desert landscape with saguaros and distant ponds and a mountain ridgeline in the background

Study finds humans outweigh climate in depleting Arizona's water supply

Karletta Chief using a tool to conduct hydrological fieldwork in a riverbed

Karletta Chief named to inaugural endowed professorship in Indigenous resilience

The James Webb Space Telescope reveals details of the structure and composition of the nebula as well as dozens of background galaxies.

U of A earns top marks in space science, geosciences, water resources in new US News global ranking

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs speaking from a stage

Water Resources Research Center conference highlights cross-boundary collaboration

Snow4Flow

From glacial preservation to local conservation: U of A experts discuss research ahead of World Water Day

This image shows an aerial view of a large agricultural field with rows of green crops stretching into the distance. A group of farmworkers is actively harvesting the produce, placing it onto a mobile conveyor system attached to a covered trailer. The landscape is flat, with mountains visible in the background, and several vehicles parked along a distant road under a clear blue sky.

Yuma agriculture generates $4.4B in state economic activity, U of A study finds

a group of people walking through trees

Improving water conservation and mitigating Arizona's heat island effect

Mirror Lab

Space sciences, water resources, geosciences excel in latest US News global ranking

Astronaut kneels on the lunar surface to install technology

Humans will again set foot on the moon; this time, they'll have UArizona science in tow

a man looking out across Biosphere 2's artificial ocean

Every day is Earth Day at Biosphere 2

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