Joanna Allhands is an Opinions digital editor at The Arizona Republic. She focuses on themes such as climate change and the environment, water issues, and regional interests, along with law and legal affairs, litigation, and real estate. Joanna's work has been featured in Yahoo News, NewsBreak, and La Voz.
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Joanna Allhands focuses on local water conservation, Arizona's water policy, and related legal and government announcements. She delves into the intersection of agriculture and farming with business and industry in her coverage.
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By: Joanna Allhands
Lawmakers and the governor can't agree on fixes to restart some housing growth in metro Phoenix, so state water officials are making their own rules.
By: Joanna Allhands
State negotiators may claim that they want to find solutions for an imperiled Colorado River. But their actions at a recent conference say otherwise.
By: Joanna Allhands
It takes more than saying you have an open door to break the logjam on Colorado River negotiations. Someone actually has to act. Arizona Republic
By: Joanna Allhands
Fondomonte Arizona uses groundwater to grow alfalfa for export. It may sound good to call that a public nuisance, but it could be a slippery slope.
By: Joanna Allhands
A lawsuit to punish Fondomonte Arizona for its groundwater use might win Kris Mayes political points. But it could be rife with unintended consequences.
By: Joanna Allhands
ASU played with heart and grit, and represented Phoenix well on a national stage. They deserve some ticker tape, even if they lost the Peach Bowl.
By: Joanna Allhands
If Arizona's largest cities aren't hitting a goal set in the 1980s for groundwater use, where do we go from here?
By: Joanna Allhands
Arizona is working on new ideas for groundwater management in its major cities. But what does that mean for us, long term? Arizona Republic
By: Joanna Allhands
From border security to health care, there are a few ideas where Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs and Arizona Republican lawmakers can find common ground.
By: Joanna Allhands
From border security to health care, there are a few opportunities for Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs and Arizona Republican lawmakers to find common ground.
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