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States water infrastructure was not built for climate change, say analysts

Carlsbad reached 106 degrees Tuesday, per records from the National Weather Service, while the record was 109 degrees for July 19, set in 1965.

All of New Mexico was believed to have some form of drought, as June began with a heat wave sending high temperatures into the triple-digits.

Two more groundwater wells will be drilled to meet the City of Gallup’s water demands until surface water can be transported to the area from the San Juan River. Delays in the construction of the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project mean that the City of Gallup must rely on groundwater supplies from aging wells that have […]

Both bills were introduced by U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury in the U.S. House of Representatives and had companion legislation in the U.S. Senate.

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Extreme drought conditions in the American Southwest have prompted the government of New Mexico to approve a new cloud seeding operation in some parts of the state. The Interstate Stream [...]

Water experts painted a grim picture of New Mexico’s water future during a panel discussion focused on water policy and management. The panel was hosted by Retake Democracy, an advocacy group based in Santa Fe.  Dave Gutzler, a professor at UNM’s Earth and Planetary Sciences department, emphasized that climate change is here, and is already […]

The seeding of clouds to try to coax rain to fall on southeast New Mexico may begin as early as this week. Gary Walker, owner and pilot with the

As drought sets in in New Mexico, cloud seeding may help bring water to counties in the southeastern part of the state.