Federal disaster aid expanded for New Mexico flood damage
Federal aid expanded after deadly New Mexico floods wreck homes, roads, and water systems in multiple counties.
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Green infrastructure cuts nutrients in Texas watershed
Green infrastructure like swales and bioretention cells helps cut runoff and nutrient pollution in South Texas’ Arroyo Colorado River. Study offers cost-effective roadmap.
Drought worsens in key Colorado River Basin states
Drought conditions are worsening in Arizona and Colorado as snowpacks shrink and reservoirs remain low across the Colorado River Basin.
New Mexico Tribal water rights bills move forward in Senate
Senate advances Tribal water rights bills to secure access, fund infrastructure, and resolve disputes for Navajo Nation, Zuni Tribe, and New Mexico Pueblos.
Strengthening U.S.-Mexico water and border infrastructure
U.S. and Mexico boost water security, flood control, and infrastructure with IBWC-led projects for sustainable, binational water management.
Pecos watershed gets temporary mining ban to protect resources
The Upper Pecos watershed gains a two-year mining ban to protect its pristine waters, wildlife, cultural heritage, and recreational value.