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Seven running for four seats on conservancy district board

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal The Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District board manages irrigation and flood control from Cochiti Dam to Elephant Butte Reservoir. The MRGCD is also a partner with federal agencies in endangered species protection efforts. The election for MRGCD board of directors is Tuesday, June 8, and four positions on the seven-member board are on this year’s ballot. Absentee voting is underway and early voting starts Monday. Board members serve staggered four-year terms. Eligible voters are residents who own property in the area benefited by the conservancy district, even if they are not irrigators. ...................... Current Socorro County board member Valerie Moore is not running for reelection. Sandoval County representative Michael Sandoval is running unopposed.

Will New Mexicans Get Their Green Chile Fix This Year?

The Paper. Open Search Green Chile Farmers Brace For Another Rough Crop By 100% of reader revenue goes to the local. independent journalists bringing you the news. AP Published by Associated Press Published by Associated Press I m not interested In a year that has already seen an underwhelming winter, wildfires and an increasingly severe drought, the state’s hottest commodity green chile may be the latest fatality. Earlier this year, irrigation allotments were pushed back, and for many farmers, this summer will be one of their greatest challenges yet.  “We started a month later with the water, and it affected the growth of our crops because it was a dry winter. Everything was just so dry,” Chris Lopez said. Lopez farms near San Antonio, a few miles south of Socorro. A dry river is nothing new for farms south of Albuquerque, as they have had to historically face periodic droughts and flooding, but the severity of the last

Drought fuels talk of bosque restrictions

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... An Albuquerque Fire Rescue crew battles a small fire in the Rio Grande Bosque near Tingley Beach on April 26. This week, the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District said it would work with local fire departments to determine if the drought would merit bosque restrictions this summer. (Adolphe Pierre-Louis/Albuquerque Journal) Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal Firefighters have extinguished at least five bosque fires along the Rio Grande in Albuquerque and Los Lunas in the past five weeks. The threat of another active summer fire season prompted the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District to discuss potential bosque restrictions at Monday’s board meeting.

New Mexico is experiencing climate change in the form of drought

The Animas River in Aztec, NM Hydrologist Katrina Bennett describes extreme weather events like droughts and floods as the way that human societies experience climate change. These events are immediately noticeable and can have rippling impacts, including economic repercussions. These events will become more frequent and intense amid climate change, according to a paper Bennett published in the journal Water on April 1. Bennett’s co-authors include Carl Talsma and Riccardo Boero, who also work at Los Alamos National Laboratories. The study highlights the need to look at the extreme events together. Their research focused on the Colorado River Basin. The findings were in line with other research, however she said the team took a unique approach.

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