Tony Davis is a motoring writer at the Arizona Daily Star. With a focus on environmental issues, he has reported on topics such as climate change, energy, and water, particularly in the context of the Southwest and beyond. His work has been featured in prominent publications including Brisbane Times, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Tony Davis' coverage indicates a strong focus on government announcements and legal policy regulations, particularly related to environmental issues such as water conservation and climate change. Additionally, he covers automotive topics with an emphasis on the Australian market.
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Tucson Water appears likely to build the region's first plant to treat wastewater for drinking by the early 2030s, as part of a pending deal with the federal government to
By: Tony Davis
It’s a strange experience driving so fast on an ever-changing surface, and with so many variables at play there’s rarely a shortage of adrenalin.
By: Tony Davis
Environmentalists' efforts to force quick state action to regulate groundwater pumping along the imperiled San Pedro River were quashed by a court this week.
By: Tony Davis
News about Tucson Water's plans to treat sewage effluent to drinking quality coincided this week with national headlines: New research finds much treated wastewater across the U.S. is contaminated with
By: Tony Davis
Few vehicles on the road are as extrovert, or garner as much attention as Chevrolet's first all-wheel Corvette, the fastest-accelerating model yet.
By: Tony Davis
The low levels are fueling an environmental activist's push for limits on Sierra Vista/Fort Huachuca development.
By: Tony Davis
The fit and finish of the Cyberster, the quality of materials and the level of appointments all befit an upmarket sports car. But can the driving experience match up?
A Tucson environmental group and a Patagonia community group filed suit Tuesday to try to force the EPA to take a stand on an air quality permit for a major
By: Tony Davis
In a market dominated by SUVs, the German automaker has rolled out a luxury low-slung coupe. The sporty Mercedes-Benz CLE 300 4Matic has been designed with a “shark nose”. Thomas Wielecki
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