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Wednesday, Nov. 12 - Nathan Francois (cq), a freshman studying biomedical engineering at Arizona State University, signs a pledge to conserve water as part of a larger campaign to restore 140 million gallons of water to the Colorado River. Photo by Ethan Fichtner.

ASU students strive to save water

By Ethan Fichtner

Barrett, the Honors College is conducting a drive for student pledges to save water leading up to a ...

November 13, 2014

Drinkable water, ready to be tested for harmful substances, spews from a hose in the operator's lab at the Johnny G. Martinez plant in Tempe - one of the two plants that supply Tempe with safe tap water. 08/28/14. Thursday afternoon. Photo taken by Ethan Fichtner.

Tempe's musky tap water is clean

By Ethan Fichtner

Tempe's tap water may taste musky due to the changing seasons, but it is still safe to drink.

September 16, 2014

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Wednesday, Nov. 12 - Nathan Francois (cq), a freshman studying biomedical engineering at Arizona State University, signs a pledge to conserve water as part of a larger campaign to restore 140 million gallons of water to the Colorado River. Photo by Ethan Fichtner.

Wednesday, Nov. 12 - From left; Sam Kirk (cq) and Kathleen Carroll (cq), both Arizona State University students and employees at the Barett student engagement office, encourage students to challenge themselves in conserving more water. Their efforts are part of a larger campaign to restore 140 million gallons of water to the Colorado River Basin.

Drinkable water, ready to be tested for harmful substances, spews from a hose in the operator's lab at the Johnny G. Martinez plant in Tempe - one of the two plants that supply Tempe with safe tap water. 08/28/14. Thursday afternoon. Photo taken by Ethan Fichtner.

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