Supreme Court approves Rio Grande water deal
The U.S. Supreme Court approved a historic Rio Grande settlement that reduces groundwater pumping and reshapes water management in New Mexico and Texas.
The U.S. Supreme Court approved a historic Rio Grande settlement that reduces groundwater pumping and reshapes water management in New Mexico and Texas.
Low snowpack, early runoff, and shrinking reservoirs are raising concerns about Rio Grande drying in New Mexico this summer.
Record early snowmelt and low reservoirs could leave parts of the Rio Grande dry this summer as New Mexico enters a third straight drought year.
New Mexico, Texas, Colorado, and the U.S. reach a settlement to end a decade-long Rio Grande water dispute, pending Supreme Court approval.
Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado have reached a tentative settlement in the Rio Grande water dispute. Supreme Court approval is required, with federal and local concerns still pending.
BLM updates its plan for Río Grande del Norte, protecting landscapes, cultural sites, and traditional uses while supporting recreation.