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A SHORT DOCUMENTARY FILM ABOUT ARIZONA’S WATER FUTURE.

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Arizona is facing unprecedented water shortages in the Colorado River basin and must protect its own surface water like never before. Join former Arizona governor and US Secretary of Interior Bruce Babbitt along with a team of retired U.S. Forest Service employees and an environmental journalist as they sound the alarm about Pinto Creek, a rare river habitat in the arid desert that’s running dry.

A nearby copper mine is pumping water from this remote river valley, killing off rare riparian wildlife habitat and diverting copious amounts of natural mountain water away from the downstream Salt River system which provides water to Phoenix. With many tools at their disposal to protect Pinto Creek’s wildlife and water resource value, why is the federal government apparently failing to protect this gem in the desert?

PINTO CREEK AND OTHER INVALUABLE NATURAL WATER RESOURCES ARE BEING DRIED UP ON FEDERAL LAND ACROSS THE UNITED STATES…


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ABOUT THE FILM:

Every Last Drop: The Demise of Pinto Creek is a short documentary filmed, directed and edited by Craig Johnson, a filmmaker based in Tucson, Arizona. Additional drone footage and aerial footage by Duke Romero and EcoFlight. Narrated by Don Steuter. The film received support from the Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter. All filmmaking decisions were made solely by Craig Johnson. You can see more of his work at www.craigrj.com.

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