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From left to right: Nathan Johnson, Mindy Kimball and Mikhail Chester, researchers in the Metis Center at Arizona State University, will lead the university’s work under a new 10-year Intergovernmental Support Agreement, or IGSA, with the U.S. Air Force to provide solutions to strengthen energy and water resilience across installations worldwide. Photographer: Lisa Irish/ASU

Science and technology

ASU to provide energy, water systems support for US Air Force

Image of water pipes in an infinity sign with water coming out of them.

Environment and sustainability

5 key insights to improving global water management

November 02, 2026

Sun setting behind a power plant

Science and technology

Preparing for cascading climate risks

October 21, 2026

Illustration of PFAs

Science and technology

A new way to fight 'forever chemicals'

October 19, 2026

The Colorado River winds through the Grand Canyon.

Local, national and global affairs

Have questions about Arizona's water? These tools can answer them

October 16, 2026

A group of people in business attire listen to a man speak at a table about water system innovations.

University news

State water initiative celebrates a legacy of solutions in action

October 16, 2026

An aerial photo of Kauai, Hawai'i

Environment and sustainability

Hidden water, visible impact: How groundwater moves from mountains to reefs in Hawai‘i

October 15, 2026

An image of former U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl and colleagues on a panel

Local, national and global affairs

ASU colleagues remember former US Sen. Jon Kyl's legacy of leadership, collaboration

September 18, 2026

Group of people seated onstage speaking on a panel.

Local, national and global affairs

Affordable housing, water resources among state issues tackled at summit

August 17, 2026

A pH sensor part of a water-monitoring system.

Science and technology

Why hackers are targeting America’s water systems and what ASU is doing about it

August 11, 2026

Willow Springs Lake is a 150-acre cold-water reservoir located atop Arizona's Mogollon Rim in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests. Groundwater recharge rates range from less than 1% in some Arizona groundwater basins to more than 10% of annual precipitation along the Mogollon Rim. Photo courtesy of Zakhari Volk (Creative Commons).

Environment and sustainability

ASU researchers contribute to Arizona’s quest to sustain aquifer

July 22, 2026