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Expert: No need to panic over water

Scottsdale Mayor Lisa Borowsky (left) and ASU Water Law Professor took fielded questions from a crowd of over 100 people at a town Hall Meeting at Granite Reef Senior Center May 27.

(J. Graber/Independent Newsmedia)

That was the message ASU water law professor Rhett Larson gave to a crowd of over 100 at Mayor Lisa Borowsky’s town hall meeting at the Granite Reef Senior Center May 27.

There is no sitting out the water shortage the west is facing, Larson said.

“This is not a drought,” he said. “There are no 30-year droughts. Thirty-year droughts are different climates.”

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