Public comments on the Interstate Stream Commission’s proposed water planning rules reveal an unusual consensus across New Mexico — scientists, farmers, acequias, counties, and […]
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Energetic Water Discussion in Taos at the NM Legislature’s interim Water & Natural Resources Committee Evidence of Overuse & Looming Compact Violations The 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 […]
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 […]
From acequias to groundwater-dependent communities across the state, New Mexicans are living the consequences of the state's approach to water governance. To meet New […]
New Mexico faces a water governance crisis decades in the making. This article calls for urgent legislative and executive action, accountability for unsustainable groundwater […]