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link to Special Master recommends approval of Rio Grande settlement agreement in Texas v. New Mexico and Colorado Case

Special Master recommends approval of Rio Grande settlement agreement in Texas v. New Mexico and Colorado Case

The Special Master backs the Rio Grande water deal among Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado, which now awaits a decision by SCOTUS.

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link to Rio Grande water dispute: Farmers in the crosshairs of proposed settlement

Rio Grande water dispute: Farmers in the crosshairs of proposed settlement

Farmers face hardships in the Rio Grande water dispute settlement, which focuses on conservation (including fallowing farms) and infrastructure.

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link to Southwest monsoon season begins with a mixed bag of expectations

Southwest monsoon season begins with a mixed bag of expectations

The upcoming Southwest monsoon season forecasts a hotter, drier spell in Arizona and New Mexico, while California braces for potential flash floods and debris flows.

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link to Supreme Court ruling triggers reconsideration of water permitting in New Mexico

Supreme Court ruling triggers reconsideration of water permitting in New Mexico

Following a Supreme Court ruling limiting the EPA's jurisdiction over wetlands, New Mexico plans to overhaul its water permitting system, despite projected costs.

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link to Bureau of Reclamation solicits public comments for Middle Rio Grande Project

Bureau of Reclamation solicits public comments for Middle Rio Grande Project

Parties have until Friday, June 30 to comment on the Middle Rio Grande Lower San Acacia Reach Improvements Project.

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link to New Mexico’s affordable infrastructure solution: Apply now for the low-interest Clean Water State Revolving Fund loans

New Mexico’s affordable infrastructure solution: Apply now for the low-interest Clean Water State Revolving Fund loans

Throughout the year, New Mexico will accept applications for low-interest loans for wastewater and stormwater projects. Applications can be made online.

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  1. Deborah on Storms drench the southwest as drought map shiftsOctober 12, 2025

    Thanks for the comment! These storms have been amazing, but I worry about the damages that people suffer from basically…

  2. Deborah on California’s first solar canal project completedOctober 12, 2025

    I agree. It seems to me this would also cut down on evaporation issues and debris getting into the system,…

  3. ivy on Storms drench the southwest as drought map shiftsOctober 12, 2025

    Thank you for your commitment to keeping this site current during the government shut down. I think that was a…

  4. ivy on California’s first solar canal project completedOctober 12, 2025

    This sounds like a good thing. I'd love to see it expanded and also see the data once it has…

  5. Helen Ck on Researchers say Colorado River storage faces critical year aheadSeptember 18, 2025

    This situation will make the script of CHINATOWN read like a rom-com. It's likely to get ugly.

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