If there's no agreement among the seven Colorado River states on a drought plan, Arizona could face new cutbacks. Here's what Phoenix would do.

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In this episode of Murphys Diesel, Wrecker Rick and the crew head to Phoenix, Arizona, to assist a local church by removing a massive 120,000-gallon tank, which Rick plans to repurpose for a swimming ...

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