Alex Hager
speaker
413 appearances
65 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2025
last heard 11 Sep
Alex Hager’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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For NPR News, I'm Alex Hager in Phoenix.
Big cuts to Arizona's water supply have been in the works for years, and city utilities have been planning accordingly.
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Many have spent years diversifying their water supplies to soften the impact of future Colorado river cuts.
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Some will lean harder on water from underground aquifers or the nearby Salt River, which is managed separately.
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Cities are prepared to spend billions on projects like a bigger dam to store more water during extra wet years.
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Some utilities are building equipment that can safely recycle sewage back into drinking water.
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And a new program is in the works where cities with enough water to sell can find other cities looking to buy it.
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For NPR News, I'm Alex Hager in Phoenix.
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Big cuts to Arizona's water supply have been in the works for years, and city utilities have been planning accordingly.
matched
Many have spent years diversifying their water supplies to soften the impact of future Colorado River cuts.
matched
Some will lean harder on water from underground aquifers, or the nearby Salt River, which is managed separately.
matched
Cities are prepared to spend billions on projects like a bigger dam to store more water during extra wet years.
matched
Some utilities are prepared.
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Building equipment that can safely recycle sewage back into drinking water.
matched
And a new program is in the works where cities with enough water to sell can find other cities looking to buy it.
matched
For NPR News, I'm Alex Hager in Phoenix.
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Big cuts to Arizona's water supply have been in the works for years, and city utilities have been planning accordingly.
matched
Many have spent years diversifying their water supplies to soften the impact of future Colorado river cuts.
matched
Some will lean harder on water from underground aquifers or the nearby Salt River, which is managed separately.
matched
Cities are prepared to spend billions on projects like a bigger dam to store more water during extra wet years.
matched
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