The typical 1% to 5% gap in absolute certainty that a relationship is real is routinely used by a small number of well-paid, industrial […]
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Climate Impact
Understand how climate change is affecting New Mexico’s water resources, leading to reduced snowpack, earlier snowmelt, and increased evaporation.
Without funding, New Mexico will remain in emergency mode—reacting to shortages, assuming the enormous risk and costs that a compact violation unleashes, and defending […]
Why is the Upper Rio Grande Green? Visitors this past summer to the Río Grande del Norte National Monument observed that the river’s water, […]
New Mexico’s drought is evolving into long-term aridification and desertification, putting farms, cities, and water resources at growing risk. Immediate action in water management […]
There is no flow. All the water flowing in the river at Bernalillo and all remnants of the big storm on July 31 have […]
As aquifers are depleted and climate stress rises, New Mexico stands at a crossroads. This article lays out why science-based, decentralized water planning is […]