Arizona will halt some construction over water supply issues | NewsNation Prime

The state of Arizona will pause some home construction due to concerns over future water supplies. Sarah Porter, the director at the Kyl Center for Water Policy at Morrison Institute, and Todd Sanders, president and CEO of the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce, joined "NewsNation Prime" to offer their perspective about the state's water supply.

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[DM-dmpr]

Ask them affluent neighborhoods to cut down all them damn non-desert vegatation down!!

[antonioreid]

Water for 100 years is a terrible reality. That assumes no major changes in climate or usage throughout the century. A crisis in 2036, say, could reduce supplies by 20 additional years. And you could get a few other crises throughout the century that might then cripple the area much sooner than expected.

[Wolfcamp]

Arizona is going to have fuel shortages too. Every state west of the Rockies will have to rely on California's petroleum production and supply from Texas is unsustainable.

[danielpalos]

Why infrastructure structure upgrades matter!

[January.]

To the queen of and "ummmm": baring your shoulders while reporting the news = zero class and self-respect