Rafters, irrigators capitalize on spring flows — while they last
All Rio Grande tributaries that flow through the Taos Valley are running less ferociously than last spring.
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All Rio Grande tributaries that flow through the Taos Valley are running less ferociously than last spring.
It's nothing compared with last year, but irrigators and rafters alike have been content with the snowmelt runoff so far this spring. The question for both groups: How long will
The University of New Mexico's nationally recognized School of Architecture + Planning recently presented its 2023 Jeff Harnar Awards honoring the legacy of the late local architect and his groundbreaking work in contemporary design. The Jeff Harnar...
As high winds whipped dust, Siberian elm seeds and recycling bins around Albuquerque Thursday afternoon, dozens of people filed into the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation’s Albuquerque office to hear the agency’s 2018 forecast for water operations on the Rio Grande. “I’ll be the bearer of bad news,” said Reclamation’s Albuquerque Area Manager Jennifer Faler. “This […]
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