Protecting our Water and Climate
We have to prepare for a hotter, drier future by protecting our water for future generations.
Through smart water management and targeted infrastructure investments, I’m working to secure the future of our water supply--and even lower your energy costs in the process. To effectively fight against climate change, we’ve all got to work together. I’ve partnered with Republicans to better combat drought and boost wildfire recovery efforts in the West.
I’m leading legislation to allocate emergency funding and cooling resources during extreme heat events and to lower your energy costs by investing in hydropower technology. Just this past year, I’ve secured more than $11.9 million in federal funding for our communities, much of it for Arizona water infrastructure .
More on Protecting our Water and Climate
Debra Utacia Krol, The Arizona Republic
Interior secretary outlines funding for Arizona tribal water settlements, other projects
In her first visit to Arizona as secretary of the Interior, Deb Haaland touted water, drought resilience and other projects that will be funded by the recently passed infrastructure law.
Cami Parrish, The Arizona Republic
Arizona water authority to get $18.5M under infrastructure law
A water authority created in 2020 by legislation sponsored by Rep. Greg Stanton to bolster water accessibility and cleanliness for rural and Indigenous communities will get $18.5 million via the recently passed bipartisan infrastructure law.
Camila Pendrosa, Cronkite News
Tribal official calls on Congress to fund 'critical' water infrastructure
An Arizona tribal leader told a House subcommittee Tuesday that tribes need more federal support to implement "critical" water infrastructure projects on their lands.
Michael Raimondi, AZFamily.com
Arizona lawmakers meet to discuss solutions for ongoing drought
On Tuesday, several Arizona lawmakers met with the Secretary of the Interior, Deb Haaland. They discussed ways to fight back against the drought in the western part of the United States.
As Congress focuses on investing in our nation's aging infrastructure and creating good-paying jobs, Rep. Greg Stanton reintroduced his bill to help grow an in-demand sector of Arizona's workforce: wastewater management. The municipal drinking water, wastewater and stormwater management sector is facing extremely high turnover rates without enough skilled workers to replace them. Stanton's bill aims to shrink that gap in Arizona.?