Arizona's taps won't run dry, but water bills will go up under federal plan for Colorado River

Arizona's water supply is set to shrink significantly under new federal guidelines for the Colorado River, but city leaders assure residents that the taps won't run dry, thanks to years of preparation. The cost of maintaining water flow, however, will lead to higher water bills for consumers. This shift highlights the broader issue of water scarcity and the financial implications of managing dwindling resources, emphasizing the need for sustainable practices and long-term planning in water management.