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link to Strengthening U.S.-Mexico water and border infrastructure

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.

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link to Agencies to secure Rio Grande water amid El Vado Dam repairs

Agencies to secure Rio Grande water amid El Vado Dam repairs

Agencies collaborate to store 100,000 acre-feet of Rio Grande water in Abiquiu Reservoir during El Vado Dam repairs, ensuring continued water supply.

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link to What the SCOTUS Rio Grande ruling could mean for other rivers

What the SCOTUS Rio Grande ruling could mean for other rivers

The Supreme Court's rejection of a water-sharing deal for the Rio Grande leaves the future of the river's management uncertain amid federal concerns and ongoing legal battles.

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link to New Mexico rivers face average runoff, water management challenges

New Mexico rivers face average runoff, water management challenges

Despite near-average snowpack in New Mexico, water supplies are expected to be below average in the Rio Grande Basin, posing challenges for water managers and users throughout the region.

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link to New Mexico rivers #1 in 2024 endangered rivers report

New Mexico rivers #1 in 2024 endangered rivers report

American Rivers' 2004 list of endangered rivers reveals that New Mexico faces the most significant statewide river challenges, mainly due to a U.S. Supreme Court decision affecting clean water...

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link to “Forever Chemicals” found in New Mexico’s water

“Forever Chemicals” found in New Mexico’s water

USGS scientists found "forever chemicals" (PFAS) in New Mexico's water, with the highest concentrations found downstream of urban areas, indicating cities as a major source of this pollution.

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