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Tony Davis graduated from Northwestern University and started at the Arizona Daily Star in 1997. He has mostly covered environmental stories since 2005, focusing on water supplies, climate change, the Rosemont Mine and the endangered jaguar. Tony and David talk about the award winning journalism Tony has worked on, his journey into journalism, Arizona environmental issues and how covering the beat comes with both rewards and struggles. Video by Pascal Albright/Arizona Daily Star
5 months ago
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4 months ago
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Longtime Arizona Daily Star reporter Tony Davis talks about the viability of seawater desalination and wastewater treatment as alternatives to reliance on the Colorado River.
4 months ago
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The Tucson Democrat discloses to the Star the type of cancer he received chemo and radiation for, and says he hopes to return to his D.C. office soon.
3 months ago
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The study from a United Nations-based group found that most major U.S. cities also have a long path ahead to reach environmental and economic sustainability.
3 months ago
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Among them: Reliability of computer modeling, quality of enforcement, potential for fine particles to damage kids' lungs, and concerns about lead and sulfur emissions and a sulfuric acid plant at
2 months ago
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The New York City-based Water Asset Management LLC bought about 13,000 acres of farmland in the McMullen Valley Basin in La Paz County west of Phoenix. The basis is one
about 2 months ago
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The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality approved a key permit Thursday for the Copper World Mine in the Santa Rita Mountains, saying it is aimed at insuring mine discharges don’t
about 2 months ago
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Gov. Katie Hobbs heard Willcox Basin residents plead for legislative or executive action to crack down on rural groundwater pumping in a depleted aquifer.
about 1 month ago
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Tucson had 78 days this summer with temperatures of at least 100 degrees — 23 days more than normal. The city experienced 38 days in the summer of at least
about 1 month ago
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But Hudbay Minerals Inc. says it will work with county officials to mitigate dust stirred up by its vehicles travelling a 7.7-mile dirt road.
27 days ago
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