Longtime lawmaker shapes the debate as Arizona grapples with dwindling water supplies
- Arizona lawmakers are debating urgent water supply challenges due to drought and climate change, leading to strong discussions among leaders.
- Rep. Gail Griffin has significant influence in the Legislature, impacting water management legislation, which has drawn criticism from residents and officials, including Democratic Governor Katie Hobbs.
- Despite support for a measure allowing farmers to transfer water rights to developers, many residents feel their concerns about groundwater pumping are ignored.
- Residents, including Karen Weilacher, express frustration over the lack of action on groundwater management, citing wells running dry due to unchecked pumping.
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