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As one of the most populous cities in the United States with an extremely dry climate, Phoenix, Arizona has been falsely characterized as doomed to run out of water. However, this narrative could not be farther from the truth.
In their piece in the Wall Street Journal, Council Member Kathryn Sorenson and co-author Sarah Porter dispel the myths about water in Phoenix and explain how population growth in the city actually makes more water available to residents.
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