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NM officials to seek millions for a 50-year water plan that hasn't yet been revealed - Vimarsana News

NM officials to seek millions for a 50-year water plan that hasn't yet been revealed

While human-caused climate change continues to strain New Mexico’s water resources, state officials say they want lawmakers to dedicate $8.25 million for a 50-year water plan that’s still being drafted.

THURS: NM officials to seek millions for a 50-year water plan that hasn't yet been revealed, + More - Vimarsana News

THURS: NM officials to seek millions for a 50-year water plan that hasn't yet been revealed, + More

While human-caused climate change continues to strain New Mexico’s water resources, state officials say they want lawmakers to dedicate $8.25 million for a 50-year water plan that’s still being drafted.

Source: kunm.org
MON: More than 200 guns collected at buyback event in Albuquerque, + More - Vimarsana News

MON: More than 200 guns collected at buyback event in Albuquerque, + More

Community organizers in Albuquerque say they have collected more than 200 unwanted guns at the latest buyback event.

Source: kunm.org
NM water experts: Upcoming legislative session 'existentially important' - Vimarsana News

NM water experts: Upcoming legislative session 'existentially important'

Projections by leading experts anticipate a 25% reduction in the available water supply due to climate change. 

Eddy County sides with Intrepid Potash appeal in Pecos River water fight - Vimarsana News

Eddy County sides with Intrepid Potash appeal in Pecos River water fight

Intrepid Potash appealed a decision that blocked about 34,000 acre feet of Pecos River water the company planned to use annually.