Salted earth at the tail of the Rio Grande's snowmelt
Dwindling flows and growing salination threaten crops and soil in Texas. Here's what it means for the struggling river.
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Dwindling flows and growing salination threaten crops and soil in Texas. Here's what it means for the struggling river.
The Rio Grande existed long before humans. It may not outlive us.
The Rio Grande existed long before humans. It may not outlive us.
The Rio Grande existed long before humans. It may not outlive us.
Since 1918, the entire stretch of the Rio Grande has seen a 90% reduction of wetland habitat, according to a 2020 restoration feasibility study from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.