If your power goes out during a scorching summer day in the Valley, what's your plan? The Health Observatory at ASU has created a Family Heat Response Plan to help you think ahead.
According to a new study released by Arizona's three state universities, 95% of precipitation in the state goes back into the atmosphere and is not collected in the aquifer. ASU researchers are joining the effort to uncover solutions to more efficiently collect and retain water.
The project team will develop an AI system to rapidly assess thousands of scenarios of changing energy demands, new technology integration, extreme weather and more.
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