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  1. A regulatory fight underway about cleanup (or lack thereof) of groundwater contamination from nuclear weapons design and manufacturing at Los Alamos: #nmwater sourcenm.com/2023/08/22/lawmak

  2. A regulatory fight underway about cleanup (or lack thereof) of groundwater contamination from nuclear weapons design and manufacturing at Los Alamos: #nmwater sourcenm.com/2023/08/22/lawmak

  3. A regulatory fight underway about cleanup (or lack thereof) of groundwater contamination from nuclear weapons design and manufacturing at Los Alamos: #nmwater sourcenm.com/2023/08/22/lawmak

  4. A regulatory fight underway about cleanup (or lack thereof) of groundwater contamination from nuclear weapons design and manufacturing at Los Alamos: #nmwater sourcenm.com/2023/08/22/lawmak

  5. From the morning bike ride….

    We’re in a crazy flash drought in New Mexico, but the Rio Grande (dwindling surface flow but enduring shallow aquifer) is still maintaining the ribbon of green down Albuquerque’s river valley floor. #nmwater #nmwx

  6. From the morning bike ride….

    We’re in a crazy flash drought in New Mexico, but the Rio Grande (dwindling surface flow but enduring shallow aquifer) is still maintaining the ribbon of green down Albuquerque’s river valley floor. #nmwater #nmwx

  7. From the morning bike ride….

    We’re in a crazy flash drought in New Mexico, but the Rio Grande (dwindling surface flow but enduring shallow aquifer) is still maintaining the ribbon of green down Albuquerque’s river valley floor. #nmwater #nmwx

  8. From the morning bike ride….

    We’re in a crazy flash drought in New Mexico, but the Rio Grande (dwindling surface flow but enduring shallow aquifer) is still maintaining the ribbon of green down Albuquerque’s river valley floor. #nmwater #nmwx

  9. The Great Banana Heist of 1943 and other tales of bananas in Albuquerque history: inkstain.net/2023/07/bananas-i (trust me, it really is #nmwater - click!)

  10. The Great Banana Heist of 1943 and other tales of bananas in Albuquerque history: inkstain.net/2023/07/bananas-i (trust me, it really is #nmwater - click!)

  11. The Great Banana Heist of 1943 and other tales of bananas in Albuquerque history: inkstain.net/2023/07/bananas-i (trust me, it really is #nmwater - click!)

  12. The Great Banana Heist of 1943 and other tales of bananas in Albuquerque history: inkstain.net/2023/07/bananas-i (trust me, it really is #nmwater - click!)

  13. Last February, Texas and New Mexico announced a proposed agreement for sharing Rio Grande water, which *could* end Supreme Court litigation. But it will require significant water use reductions in southern New Mexico. People down there seem unhappy. #nmwater via Dani Prokop: sourcenm.com/2023/06/28/lawmak

  14. Last February, Texas and New Mexico announced a proposed agreement for sharing Rio Grande water, which *could* end Supreme Court litigation. But it will require significant water use reductions in southern New Mexico. People down there seem unhappy. #nmwater via Dani Prokop: sourcenm.com/2023/06/28/lawmak

  15. Last February, Texas and New Mexico announced a proposed agreement for sharing Rio Grande water, which *could* end Supreme Court litigation. But it will require significant water use reductions in southern New Mexico. People down there seem unhappy. #nmwater via Dani Prokop: sourcenm.com/2023/06/28/lawmak

  16. Last February, Texas and New Mexico announced a proposed agreement for sharing Rio Grande water, which *could* end Supreme Court litigation. But it will require significant water use reductions in southern New Mexico. People down there seem unhappy. #nmwater via Dani Prokop: sourcenm.com/2023/06/28/lawmak

  17. Colorado has $30 million to “ to permanently retire irrigated acres in the San Luis Valley,” on Rio Grande’s headwaters valley. It’s about managing groundwater and Rio Grande compact compliance. #cowater #nmwater mailchi.mp/3b7f9c77baa2/water-

  18. Colorado has $30 million to “ to permanently retire irrigated acres in the San Luis Valley,” on Rio Grande’s headwaters valley. It’s about managing groundwater and Rio Grande compact compliance. #cowater #nmwater mailchi.mp/3b7f9c77baa2/water-

  19. Colorado has $30 million to “ to permanently retire irrigated acres in the San Luis Valley,” on Rio Grande’s headwaters valley. It’s about managing groundwater and Rio Grande compact compliance. #cowater #nmwater mailchi.mp/3b7f9c77baa2/water-

  20. Colorado has $30 million to “ to permanently retire irrigated acres in the San Luis Valley,” on Rio Grande’s headwaters valley. It’s about managing groundwater and Rio Grande compact compliance. #cowater #nmwater mailchi.mp/3b7f9c77baa2/water-

  21. The Rio Grande through Albuquerque should begin dropping in the next few days as the Corps of Engineers reduces releases from Cochiti Dam #nmwater inkstain.net/2023/06/after-a-h

  22. The Rio Grande through Albuquerque should begin dropping in the next few days as the Corps of Engineers reduces releases from Cochiti Dam #nmwater inkstain.net/2023/06/after-a-h

  23. The Rio Grande through Albuquerque should begin dropping in the next few days as the Corps of Engineers reduces releases from Cochiti Dam #nmwater inkstain.net/2023/06/after-a-h

  24. The Rio Grande through Albuquerque should begin dropping in the next few days as the Corps of Engineers reduces releases from Cochiti Dam #nmwater inkstain.net/2023/06/after-a-h

  25. Pretty cool repurposing of infrastructure from a retired coal plant - using systems built to pump cooling water from the San Juan River to pump the same water to Navajo communities that lack clean, safe, reliable drinking water usbr.gov/newsroom/news-release #nmwater

  26. Pretty cool repurposing of infrastructure from a retired coal plant - using systems built to pump cooling water from the San Juan River to pump the same water to Navajo communities that lack clean, safe, reliable drinking water usbr.gov/newsroom/news-release #nmwater

  27. Pretty cool repurposing of infrastructure from a retired coal plant - using systems built to pump cooling water from the San Juan River to pump the same water to Navajo communities that lack clean, safe, reliable drinking water usbr.gov/newsroom/news-release #nmwater

  28. Pretty cool repurposing of infrastructure from a retired coal plant - using systems built to pump cooling water from the San Juan River to pump the same water to Navajo communities that lack clean, safe, reliable drinking water usbr.gov/newsroom/news-release #nmwater

  29. @NoraReed Important research ahead of visit to overbanked Rio Grande: #nmwater

  30. @NoraReed Important research ahead of visit to overbanked Rio Grande: #nmwater

  31. @NoraReed Important research ahead of visit to overbanked Rio Grande: #nmwater

  32. @NoraReed Important research ahead of visit to overbanked Rio Grande: #nmwater

  33. Cochiti Reservoir, on the Rio Grande north of Albuquerque, is at its highest elevation for this date in the year since its completion in the 1970s. Complicated set of factors driving this - big snowpack/runoff, but also downstream infrastructure risks that have the Corps of Engineers throttling back releases. #nmwater

  34. Cochiti Reservoir, on the Rio Grande north of Albuquerque, is at its highest elevation for this date in the year since its completion in the 1970s. Complicated set of factors driving this - big snowpack/runoff, but also downstream infrastructure risks that have the Corps of Engineers throttling back releases. #nmwater

  35. Cochiti Reservoir, on the Rio Grande north of Albuquerque, is at its highest elevation for this date in the year since its completion in the 1970s. Complicated set of factors driving this - big snowpack/runoff, but also downstream infrastructure risks that have the Corps of Engineers throttling back releases. #nmwater

  36. Cochiti Reservoir, on the Rio Grande north of Albuquerque, is at its highest elevation for this date in the year since its completion in the 1970s. Complicated set of factors driving this - big snowpack/runoff, but also downstream infrastructure risks that have the Corps of Engineers throttling back releases. #nmwater

  37. Watching high flows this year on New Mexico's Rio Grande and trying to unpack the semiotic baggage of the word "flood": inkstain.net/2023/05/on-cochit #nmwater

  38. Watching high flows this year on New Mexico's Rio Grande and trying to unpack the semiotic baggage of the word "flood": inkstain.net/2023/05/on-cochit #nmwater

  39. Watching high flows this year on New Mexico's Rio Grande and trying to unpack the semiotic baggage of the word "flood": inkstain.net/2023/05/on-cochit #nmwater

  40. Watching high flows this year on New Mexico's Rio Grande and trying to unpack the semiotic baggage of the word "flood": inkstain.net/2023/05/on-cochit #nmwater

  41. "I’m still wondering when New Mexico’s leaders will sustainably fund the (Interstate Stream Commission) and the Office of the State Engineer in a way that will attract and retain the brightest and most innovative people working on water in the western United States." Laura Paskus #nmwater newmexicopbs.org/productions/n

  42. "I’m still wondering when New Mexico’s leaders will sustainably fund the (Interstate Stream Commission) and the Office of the State Engineer in a way that will attract and retain the brightest and most innovative people working on water in the western United States." Laura Paskus #nmwater newmexicopbs.org/productions/n