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This is scary, this video shows part of the Rio Grande in New Mexico is completely dry , the Los Lunas data center takes 75 million of gallons of water a year, there is a drought and this water consumption are going to destroy the ecosystem in that area .

https://substack.com/@rawstory/note/c-265457263?r=17qxua&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action

Sismo de 6.6 sacude el Pacífico Sur frente a Chile

El terremoto quedó registrado oficialmente como uno de los movimientos sísmicos relevantes de mayo de 2026 en el Pacífico Sur.

Por Gabriela Díaz | Reportera                                                      

Un terremoto de magnitud 6.6 se registró en la región sur de la dorsal del Pacífico Oriental, frente a las costas de Chile y Argentina, de acuerdo con el reporte preliminar emitido por el Servicio Geológico de Estados Unidos. El movimiento telúrico ocurrió el 20 de mayo de 2026 a las 17:43 horas, tiempo universal coordinado (UTC) (11:46 horas, tiempo del centro de México). La información oficial indicó que el epicentro se localizó en una zona oceánica alejada de áreas urbanas.

El informe técnico precisó que el sismo ocurrió a una profundidad de 10 kilómetros, considerada superficial por organismos especializados en monitoreo sísmico. Las coordenadas del epicentro quedaron establecidas en 56.030 grados de latitud sur y 122.260 grados de longitud oeste. El evento se percibió en una extensa región marítima del Pacífico Sur sin reportes inmediatos de daños.

Las ciudades más cercanas al epicentro correspondieron a localidades del extremo sur del continente americano. Entre ellas figuraron Puerto Natales y Punta Arenas, en Chile, además de Ushuaia, Río Grande y Río Gallegos, en Argentina. Todas las referencias geográficas se ubicaron a más de 3 mil kilómetros del punto exacto del terremoto.

Epicentro en el océano

El reporte preliminar estableció que la distancia más cercana a estaciones de monitoreo sísmico superó los 3 mil kilómetros. Los especialistas contabilizaron 160 lecturas sísmicas para determinar la magnitud y ubicación del fenómeno natural. El error cuadrático medio del análisis quedó calculado en 0.87 segundos.

Las autoridades científicas señalaron que el máximo gap azimutal alcanzó 62 grados durante la evaluación técnica del evento sísmico. El margen de error horizontal se estimó en 10.6 kilómetros y el vertical en 1.9 kilómetros. Los parámetros fueron integrados al informe preliminar difundido tras el movimiento telúrico.

Hasta el momento, autoridades de Chile y Argentina no reportaron víctimas, daños materiales ni afectaciones mayores derivadas del terremoto. Tampoco se emitieron alertas de tsunami tras el registro sísmico en el Pacífico Sur. Organismos de protección civil mantuvieron seguimiento al comportamiento tectónico de la región. –sn–

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Sismo de 6.6 sacude el Pacífico Sur frente a Chile

El terremoto quedó registrado oficialmente como uno de los movimientos sísmicos relevantes de mayo de 2026 en el Pacífico Sur.

Por Gabriela Díaz | Reportera                                                      

Un terremoto de magnitud 6.6 se registró en la región sur de la dorsal del Pacífico Oriental, frente a las costas de Chile y Argentina, de acuerdo con el reporte preliminar emitido por el Servicio Geológico de Estados Unidos. El movimiento telúrico ocurrió el 20 de mayo de 2026 a las 17:43 horas, tiempo universal coordinado (UTC) (11:46 horas, tiempo del centro de México). La información oficial indicó que el epicentro se localizó en una zona oceánica alejada de áreas urbanas.

El informe técnico precisó que el sismo ocurrió a una profundidad de 10 kilómetros, considerada superficial por organismos especializados en monitoreo sísmico. Las coordenadas del epicentro quedaron establecidas en 56.030 grados de latitud sur y 122.260 grados de longitud oeste. El evento se percibió en una extensa región marítima del Pacífico Sur sin reportes inmediatos de daños.

Las ciudades más cercanas al epicentro correspondieron a localidades del extremo sur del continente americano. Entre ellas figuraron Puerto Natales y Punta Arenas, en Chile, además de Ushuaia, Río Grande y Río Gallegos, en Argentina. Todas las referencias geográficas se ubicaron a más de 3 mil kilómetros del punto exacto del terremoto.

Epicentro en el océano

El reporte preliminar estableció que la distancia más cercana a estaciones de monitoreo sísmico superó los 3 mil kilómetros. Los especialistas contabilizaron 160 lecturas sísmicas para determinar la magnitud y ubicación del fenómeno natural. El error cuadrático medio del análisis quedó calculado en 0.87 segundos.

Las autoridades científicas señalaron que el máximo gap azimutal alcanzó 62 grados durante la evaluación técnica del evento sísmico. El margen de error horizontal se estimó en 10.6 kilómetros y el vertical en 1.9 kilómetros. Los parámetros fueron integrados al informe preliminar difundido tras el movimiento telúrico.

Hasta el momento, autoridades de Chile y Argentina no reportaron víctimas, daños materiales ni afectaciones mayores derivadas del terremoto. Tampoco se emitieron alertas de tsunami tras el registro sísmico en el Pacífico Sur. Organismos de protección civil mantuvieron seguimiento al comportamiento tectónico de la región. –sn–

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Sismo de 6.6 sacude el Pacífico Sur frente a Chile

El terremoto quedó registrado oficialmente como uno de los movimientos sísmicos relevantes de mayo de 2026 en el Pacífico Sur.

Por Gabriela Díaz | Reportera                                                      

Un terremoto de magnitud 6.6 se registró en la región sur de la dorsal del Pacífico Oriental, frente a las costas de Chile y Argentina, de acuerdo con el reporte preliminar emitido por el Servicio Geológico de Estados Unidos. El movimiento telúrico ocurrió el 20 de mayo de 2026 a las 17:43 horas, tiempo universal coordinado (UTC) (11:46 horas, tiempo del centro de México). La información oficial indicó que el epicentro se localizó en una zona oceánica alejada de áreas urbanas.

El informe técnico precisó que el sismo ocurrió a una profundidad de 10 kilómetros, considerada superficial por organismos especializados en monitoreo sísmico. Las coordenadas del epicentro quedaron establecidas en 56.030 grados de latitud sur y 122.260 grados de longitud oeste. El evento se percibió en una extensa región marítima del Pacífico Sur sin reportes inmediatos de daños.

Las ciudades más cercanas al epicentro correspondieron a localidades del extremo sur del continente americano. Entre ellas figuraron Puerto Natales y Punta Arenas, en Chile, además de Ushuaia, Río Grande y Río Gallegos, en Argentina. Todas las referencias geográficas se ubicaron a más de 3 mil kilómetros del punto exacto del terremoto.

Epicentro en el océano

El reporte preliminar estableció que la distancia más cercana a estaciones de monitoreo sísmico superó los 3 mil kilómetros. Los especialistas contabilizaron 160 lecturas sísmicas para determinar la magnitud y ubicación del fenómeno natural. El error cuadrático medio del análisis quedó calculado en 0.87 segundos.

Las autoridades científicas señalaron que el máximo gap azimutal alcanzó 62 grados durante la evaluación técnica del evento sísmico. El margen de error horizontal se estimó en 10.6 kilómetros y el vertical en 1.9 kilómetros. Los parámetros fueron integrados al informe preliminar difundido tras el movimiento telúrico.

Hasta el momento, autoridades de Chile y Argentina no reportaron víctimas, daños materiales ni afectaciones mayores derivadas del terremoto. Tampoco se emitieron alertas de tsunami tras el registro sísmico en el Pacífico Sur. Organismos de protección civil mantuvieron seguimiento al comportamiento tectónico de la región. –sn–

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Sismo de 6.6 sacude el Pacífico Sur frente a Chile

El terremoto quedó registrado oficialmente como uno de los movimientos sísmicos relevantes de mayo de 2026 en el Pacífico Sur.

Por Gabriela Díaz | Reportera                                                      

Un terremoto de magnitud 6.6 se registró en la región sur de la dorsal del Pacífico Oriental, frente a las costas de Chile y Argentina, de acuerdo con el reporte preliminar emitido por el Servicio Geológico de Estados Unidos. El movimiento telúrico ocurrió el 20 de mayo de 2026 a las 17:43 horas, tiempo universal coordinado (UTC) (11:46 horas, tiempo del centro de México). La información oficial indicó que el epicentro se localizó en una zona oceánica alejada de áreas urbanas.

El informe técnico precisó que el sismo ocurrió a una profundidad de 10 kilómetros, considerada superficial por organismos especializados en monitoreo sísmico. Las coordenadas del epicentro quedaron establecidas en 56.030 grados de latitud sur y 122.260 grados de longitud oeste. El evento se percibió en una extensa región marítima del Pacífico Sur sin reportes inmediatos de daños.

Las ciudades más cercanas al epicentro correspondieron a localidades del extremo sur del continente americano. Entre ellas figuraron Puerto Natales y Punta Arenas, en Chile, además de Ushuaia, Río Grande y Río Gallegos, en Argentina. Todas las referencias geográficas se ubicaron a más de 3 mil kilómetros del punto exacto del terremoto.

Epicentro en el océano

El reporte preliminar estableció que la distancia más cercana a estaciones de monitoreo sísmico superó los 3 mil kilómetros. Los especialistas contabilizaron 160 lecturas sísmicas para determinar la magnitud y ubicación del fenómeno natural. El error cuadrático medio del análisis quedó calculado en 0.87 segundos.

Las autoridades científicas señalaron que el máximo gap azimutal alcanzó 62 grados durante la evaluación técnica del evento sísmico. El margen de error horizontal se estimó en 10.6 kilómetros y el vertical en 1.9 kilómetros. Los parámetros fueron integrados al informe preliminar difundido tras el movimiento telúrico.

Hasta el momento, autoridades de Chile y Argentina no reportaron víctimas, daños materiales ni afectaciones mayores derivadas del terremoto. Tampoco se emitieron alertas de tsunami tras el registro sísmico en el Pacífico Sur. Organismos de protección civil mantuvieron seguimiento al comportamiento tectónico de la región. –sn–

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#TimWilson: “The treasurer is the inflation #arsonist cosplaying as the firefighter. He says he has the habit under control, but he keeps reaching for the fiscal jerry can.”

#auspol #VictorMacLachlan in #RioGrande thought an arsonist was something else entirely.

The Looming Disaster of the Border Wall in Big Bend, Texas

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.newyorker.com/news/letter-from-the-southwest/the-looming-disaster-of-the-border-wall-in-big-bend-texas

Bicis Y Botánica

Tingley Beach, Saturday, May 9 at 09:00 AM MDT

Song Dog Relations on Instagram: "Celebrate the work of caregivers and mothers alike by joining us on a botanical bike ride on Saturday, May 9th! 🌿🌻💗 There will be many plants to smell, touch and possibly taste! On this program, participants will learn the basics of local botany and dive into stories that consider the cultural and ecological knowledge of the Middle Rio Grande Valley. Participants should expect to bike up to 8 miles total, on mostly flat and paved, gravel and dirt trails. Mountain bikes are preferred but road bikes can also manage. We will begin at Tingley Beach and make stops along the way to the Rio Grande Nature Center. This program will run for four hours with breaks for rest, lunch and observations. Please bring water, snacks, a journal or sketchbook and something to write with. Herbal tea made from seasonal native plants is always served so bring a thermos! Your guide and facilitator is a certified naturalist and is trained in Wilderness First Aid, CPR and Mental Health Wilderness First Aid. Learn more about Blanca at our website. *Spanish interpretation is available* Space is limited as we have only have room for 8 cyclists. Registration is offered through a sliding scale exchange, please select the price that best reflects your current financial capacity & privilege: Community - $25 ( Low Cost ) General - $35 ( True Cost ) Support - $45 ( Pay It Forward ) Learn more and register at the links in our bio or by visiting www.blancasvillalobos.com Images from our April program taken by @madison.emond and Blanca"

https://www.instagram.com/p/DXXyWa_iZRY/

https://abq.bikecal.org/event/bicis-y-botanica

Bicis Y Botánica

Tingley Beach, Saturday, May 9 at 09:00 AM MDT

Song Dog Relations on Instagram: "Celebrate the work of caregivers and mothers alike by joining us on a botanical bike ride on Saturday, May 9th! 🌿🌻💗 There will be many plants to smell, touch and possibly taste! On this program, participants will learn the basics of local botany and dive into stories that consider the cultural and ecological knowledge of the Middle Rio Grande Valley. Participants should expect to bike up to 8 miles total, on mostly flat and paved, gravel and dirt trails. Mountain bikes are preferred but road bikes can also manage. We will begin at Tingley Beach and make stops along the way to the Rio Grande Nature Center. This program will run for four hours with breaks for rest, lunch and observations. Please bring water, snacks, a journal or sketchbook and something to write with. Herbal tea made from seasonal native plants is always served so bring a thermos! Your guide and facilitator is a certified naturalist and is trained in Wilderness First Aid, CPR and Mental Health Wilderness First Aid. Learn more about Blanca at our website. *Spanish interpretation is available* Space is limited as we have only have room for 8 cyclists. Registration is offered through a sliding scale exchange, please select the price that best reflects your current financial capacity & privilege: Community - $25 ( Low Cost ) General - $35 ( True Cost ) Support - $45 ( Pay It Forward ) Learn more and register at the links in our bio or by visiting www.blancasvillalobos.com Images from our April program taken by @madison.emond and Blanca"

https://www.instagram.com/p/DXXyWa_iZRY/

https://abq.bikecal.org/event/bicis-y-botanica

Bicis Y Botánica

Tingley Beach, Saturday, May 9 at 09:00 AM MDT

Song Dog Relations on Instagram: "Celebrate the work of caregivers and mothers alike by joining us on a botanical bike ride on Saturday, May 9th! 🌿🌻💗 There will be many plants to smell, touch and possibly taste! On this program, participants will learn the basics of local botany and dive into stories that consider the cultural and ecological knowledge of the Middle Rio Grande Valley. Participants should expect to bike up to 8 miles total, on mostly flat and paved, gravel and dirt trails. Mountain bikes are preferred but road bikes can also manage. We will begin at Tingley Beach and make stops along the way to the Rio Grande Nature Center. This program will run for four hours with breaks for rest, lunch and observations. Please bring water, snacks, a journal or sketchbook and something to write with. Herbal tea made from seasonal native plants is always served so bring a thermos! Your guide and facilitator is a certified naturalist and is trained in Wilderness First Aid, CPR and Mental Health Wilderness First Aid. Learn more about Blanca at our website. *Spanish interpretation is available* Space is limited as we have only have room for 8 cyclists. Registration is offered through a sliding scale exchange, please select the price that best reflects your current financial capacity & privilege: Community - $25 ( Low Cost ) General - $35 ( True Cost ) Support - $45 ( Pay It Forward ) Learn more and register at the links in our bio or by visiting www.blancasvillalobos.com Images from our April program taken by @madison.emond and Blanca"

https://www.instagram.com/p/DXXyWa_iZRY/

https://abq.bikecal.org/event/bicis-y-botanica

Bicis Y Botánica

Tingley Beach, Saturday, May 9 at 09:00 AM MDT

Song Dog Relations on Instagram: "Celebrate the work of caregivers and mothers alike by joining us on a botanical bike ride on Saturday, May 9th! 🌿🌻💗 There will be many plants to smell, touch and possibly taste! On this program, participants will learn the basics of local botany and dive into stories that consider the cultural and ecological knowledge of the Middle Rio Grande Valley. Participants should expect to bike up to 8 miles total, on mostly flat and paved, gravel and dirt trails. Mountain bikes are preferred but road bikes can also manage. We will begin at Tingley Beach and make stops along the way to the Rio Grande Nature Center. This program will run for four hours with breaks for rest, lunch and observations. Please bring water, snacks, a journal or sketchbook and something to write with. Herbal tea made from seasonal native plants is always served so bring a thermos! Your guide and facilitator is a certified naturalist and is trained in Wilderness First Aid, CPR and Mental Health Wilderness First Aid. Learn more about Blanca at our website. *Spanish interpretation is available* Space is limited as we have only have room for 8 cyclists. Registration is offered through a sliding scale exchange, please select the price that best reflects your current financial capacity & privilege: Community - $25 ( Low Cost ) General - $35 ( True Cost ) Support - $45 ( Pay It Forward ) Learn more and register at the links in our bio or by visiting www.blancasvillalobos.com Images from our April program taken by @madison.emond and Blanca"

https://www.instagram.com/p/DXXyWa_iZRY/

https://abq.bikecal.org/event/bicis-y-botanica

Bicis Y Botánica

Tingley Beach, Saturday, May 9 at 09:00 AM MDT

Song Dog Relations on Instagram: "Celebrate the work of caregivers and mothers alike by joining us on a botanical bike ride on Saturday, May 9th! 🌿🌻💗 There will be many plants to smell, touch and possibly taste! On this program, participants will learn the basics of local botany and dive into stories that consider the cultural and ecological knowledge of the Middle Rio Grande Valley. Participants should expect to bike up to 8 miles total, on mostly flat and paved, gravel and dirt trails. Mountain bikes are preferred but road bikes can also manage. We will begin at Tingley Beach and make stops along the way to the Rio Grande Nature Center. This program will run for four hours with breaks for rest, lunch and observations. Please bring water, snacks, a journal or sketchbook and something to write with. Herbal tea made from seasonal native plants is always served so bring a thermos! Your guide and facilitator is a certified naturalist and is trained in Wilderness First Aid, CPR and Mental Health Wilderness First Aid. Learn more about Blanca at our website. *Spanish interpretation is available* Space is limited as we have only have room for 8 cyclists. Registration is offered through a sliding scale exchange, please select the price that best reflects your current financial capacity & privilege: Community - $25 ( Low Cost ) General - $35 ( True Cost ) Support - $45 ( Pay It Forward ) Learn more and register at the links in our bio or by visiting www.blancasvillalobos.com Images from our April program taken by @madison.emond and Blanca"

https://www.instagram.com/p/DXXyWa_iZRY/

https://abq.bikecal.org/event/bicis-y-botanica

Barco afunda na Lagoa dos Patos em Pelotas

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.abcmais.com/policia/barco-afunda-na-lagoa-dos-patos-em-pelotas/

I took this note in 2009, before Trump's 1st term. I drove by again yesterday. I did not take another note, because the scene was unchanged! There is still no wall, all along the Rio Grande for hundreds of miles.

On all the roads in all the communities near here in Far West Texas (Trump country), there are hundreds of signs proclaiming https://nobigbendwall.org. It's working!

#authenticphoto #bigbend #riogrande #borderwall #wildriver #resistance #immigration

Source: https://take-note.com/note-takers/marshall--mayer/notes/texas-xenophobes-want-us-taxpayers-to-wall-this-wild-river/view

I took this note in 2009, before Trump's 1st term. I drove by again yesterday. I did not take another note, because the scene was unchanged! There is still no wall, all along the Rio Grande for hundreds of miles.

On all the roads in all the communities near here in Far West Texas (Trump country), there are hundreds of signs proclaiming https://nobigbendwall.org. It's working!

#authenticphoto #bigbend #riogrande #borderwall #wildriver #resistance #immigration

Source: https://take-note.com/note-takers/marshall--mayer/notes/texas-xenophobes-want-us-taxpayers-to-wall-this-wild-river/view

I took this note in 2009, before Trump's 1st term. I drove by again yesterday. I did not take another note, because the scene was unchanged! There is still no wall, all along the Rio Grande for hundreds of miles.

On all the roads in all the communities near here in Far West Texas (Trump country), there are hundreds of signs proclaiming https://nobigbendwall.org. It's working!

#authenticphoto #bigbend #riogrande #borderwall #wildriver #resistance #immigration

Source: https://take-note.com/note-takers/marshall--mayer/notes/texas-xenophobes-want-us-taxpayers-to-wall-this-wild-river/view

LISTEN: Joel Brogon bears testament to his history and the majesty of his home -- and the peril it faces -- in the stately song "Here on the Rio Grande."

https://rainbowrodeomag.com/listen-joel-brogon-honors-the-earth-here-on-the-rio-grande/

#QueerCountry #Americana #CountryMusic #RootsMusic #LGBTQMusic #QueerMusic #LGBTQMusician #lgbtq #Texas #RioGrande #EarthDay

LISTEN: Joel Brogon bears testament to his history and the majesty of his home -- and the peril it faces -- in the stately song "Here on the Rio Grande."

https://rainbowrodeomag.com/listen-joel-brogon-honors-the-earth-here-on-the-rio-grande/

#QueerCountry #Americana #CountryMusic #RootsMusic #LGBTQMusic #QueerMusic #LGBTQMusician #lgbtq #Texas #RioGrande #EarthDay

LISTEN: Joel Brogon bears testament to his history and the majesty of his home -- and the peril it faces -- in the stately song "Here on the Rio Grande."

https://rainbowrodeomag.com/listen-joel-brogon-honors-the-earth-here-on-the-rio-grande/

#QueerCountry #Americana #CountryMusic #RootsMusic #LGBTQMusic #QueerMusic #LGBTQMusician #lgbtq #Texas #RioGrande #EarthDay

LISTEN: Joel Brogon bears testament to his history and the majesty of his home -- and the peril it faces -- in the stately song "Here on the Rio Grande."

https://rainbowrodeomag.com/listen-joel-brogon-honors-the-earth-here-on-the-rio-grande/

#QueerCountry #Americana #CountryMusic #RootsMusic #LGBTQMusic #QueerMusic #LGBTQMusician #lgbtq #Texas #RioGrande #EarthDay

LISTEN: Joel Brogon bears testament to his history and the majesty of his home -- and the peril it faces -- in the stately song "Here on the Rio Grande."

https://rainbowrodeomag.com/listen-joel-brogon-honors-the-earth-here-on-the-rio-grande/

#QueerCountry #Americana #CountryMusic #RootsMusic #LGBTQMusic #QueerMusic #LGBTQMusician #lgbtq #Texas #RioGrande #EarthDay

VÍDEO: Guindaste pega fogo e gera imensa nuvem de fumaça no Porto de Rio Grande

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.abcmais.com/brasil/rio-grande-do-sul/video-guindaste-pega-fogo-e-gera-imensa-nuvem-de-fumaca-no-porto-de-rio-grande/

Rethinking How The United States And Mexico Share The Colorado River
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https://www.colorado.edu/center/gwc/media/754 <-- shared paper
--
https://doi.org/10.1007/s43832-025-00301-2 <-- shared paper
--
#water #hydrology #hydrography #waterresources #ColoradoRiver #RioGrande #RioBravo #USA #UnitedStates #Mexico #waterrights #watermanagement #allocation #internationaltreaty #1944WaterTreaty #emergencyagreement #watersecurity
@U.S. International Boundary and Water Commission

Rethinking How The United States And Mexico Share The Colorado River
--
https://www.colorado.edu/center/gwc/media/754 <-- shared paper
--
https://doi.org/10.1007/s43832-025-00301-2 <-- shared paper
--
#water #hydrology #hydrography #waterresources #ColoradoRiver #RioGrande #RioBravo #USA #UnitedStates #Mexico #waterrights #watermanagement #allocation #internationaltreaty #1944WaterTreaty #emergencyagreement #watersecurity
@U.S. International Boundary and Water Commission

Rethinking How The United States And Mexico Share The Colorado River
--
https://www.colorado.edu/center/gwc/media/754 <-- shared paper
--
https://doi.org/10.1007/s43832-025-00301-2 <-- shared paper
--
#water #hydrology #hydrography #waterresources #ColoradoRiver #RioGrande #RioBravo #USA #UnitedStates #Mexico #waterrights #watermanagement #allocation #internationaltreaty #1944WaterTreaty #emergencyagreement #watersecurity
@U.S. International Boundary and Water Commission

Rethinking How The United States And Mexico Share The Colorado River
--
https://www.colorado.edu/center/gwc/media/754 <-- shared paper
--
https://doi.org/10.1007/s43832-025-00301-2 <-- shared paper
--
#water #hydrology #hydrography #waterresources #ColoradoRiver #RioGrande #RioBravo #USA #UnitedStates #Mexico #waterrights #watermanagement #allocation #internationaltreaty #1944WaterTreaty #emergencyagreement #watersecurity
@U.S. International Boundary and Water Commission

Rethinking How The United States And Mexico Share The Colorado River
--
https://www.colorado.edu/center/gwc/media/754 <-- shared paper
--
https://doi.org/10.1007/s43832-025-00301-2 <-- shared paper
--
#water #hydrology #hydrography #waterresources #ColoradoRiver #RioGrande #RioBravo #USA #UnitedStates #Mexico #waterrights #watermanagement #allocation #internationaltreaty #1944WaterTreaty #emergencyagreement #watersecurity
@U.S. International Boundary and Water Commission

#Music
#MusicAndre
#RioGrande

Rio Grande - Lisnave

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbX85K7h5dE

#Music
#MusicAndre
#RioGrande

Rio Grande - Lisnave

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbX85K7h5dE

#Music
#MusicAndre
#RioGrande

Rio Grande - Lisnave

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbX85K7h5dE

#Music
#MusicAndre
#RioGrande

Rio Grande - Lisnave

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbX85K7h5dE

#Music
#MusicAndre
#RioGrande

Rio Grande - Lisnave

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbX85K7h5dE

#Music
#MusicAndre
#RioGrande

Rio Grande - Fui às sortes e safei-me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S5ubkcJi2k

#Music
#MusicAndre
#RioGrande

Rio Grande - Fui às sortes e safei-me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S5ubkcJi2k

#Music
#MusicAndre
#RioGrande

Rio Grande - Fui às sortes e safei-me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S5ubkcJi2k

#Music
#MusicAndre
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Rio Grande - Fui às sortes e safei-me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S5ubkcJi2k

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Rio Grande - Fui às sortes e safei-me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S5ubkcJi2k

Forgotten Keepers of the #RioGrandeDelta

An industrial buildout on the southern tip of Texas is erasing the last traces of an ancient world that still hasn’t died.

by Dylan Baddour
May 13, 2024

"This society has been trying to get rid of #Mancias’ people for 500 years. It couldn’t kill them all, so it’s destroying the evidence that they ever existed. That’s what Mancias sees as 100-ton bulldozers flatten the hills his #ancestors camped on, churn up their bones, and casually crush them into rubble, removing these last traces of their world.

" 'They almost annihilated us, and that #genocide continues,' Mancias said. 'To destroy the #environment you have to destroy the people who protect it.'

"He faces a formidable foe here at the last frontier for oil and gas on the Gulf Coast of Texas. Every other major inlet from the Mississippi River west through Port Arthur, Houston, Freeport, Lavaca Bay, and Corpus Christi is already ringed with #refineries, #ChemicalPlants, and terminals.

"But at the farthest tip of #Texas, the #RioGrande meets the Gulf between #WildlifeRefuges, a #StatePark, and a majestic #wilderness that still shelters endangered and little-known #wildlife.

"This is where Houston-based developer #NextDecade has begun constructing an $18 billion #MegaProject, which it called the 'largest greenfield energy project [financed] in U.S. history' when it announced in 2023 that it had secured investors to proceed.

"Named #RioGrandeLNG, the 750-acre facility will eventually pipe in up to 27 million tons per year of gas from #fracked wells in the #PermianBasin, supercool it to negative 260 degrees fahrenheit, and load it onto #TankerShips for sale overseas as liquefied natural gas (#LNG). It’s part of an explosion of lookalike projects that quickly made the United States the world’s top exporter of liquefied gas and drove soaring gas production at home.

"On an adjacent tract, another project called Texas LNG intends to build atop a site called #GarciaPasture—an ancient village ground where people lived seasonally for almost 800 years. The World Monument Fund calls it 'one of America’s premier #archaeological sites.' That project has its permits and awaits investor commitments before breaking ground.

"And about 5 miles away, #SpaceX continues to expand its #Starbase complex, where it manufactures and launches the most powerful #rockets in the world (which occasionally explode and fall to earth).

"Mancias fears this is just the beginning.

" 'All of this will be gone,' he said, driving his pickup truck down a highway through the marshes. 'They’re going to destroy all of this.' "

Read more:
https://www.texasobserver.org/forgotten-keepers-of-the-rio-grande-delta/

#DefendingTheSacred #SacredSites
#TexasObserver #InsideClimateNews #BigOilAndGas #CulturalGenocide #CorporateColonialism #ElonSucks #MegaProjects #Pollution #Fracking #SpaceIndustry #DefendTheSacred #EndangeredSpecies

Forgotten Keepers of the #RioGrandeDelta

An industrial buildout on the southern tip of Texas is erasing the last traces of an ancient world that still hasn’t died.

by Dylan Baddour
May 13, 2024

"This society has been trying to get rid of #Mancias’ people for 500 years. It couldn’t kill them all, so it’s destroying the evidence that they ever existed. That’s what Mancias sees as 100-ton bulldozers flatten the hills his #ancestors camped on, churn up their bones, and casually crush them into rubble, removing these last traces of their world.

" 'They almost annihilated us, and that #genocide continues,' Mancias said. 'To destroy the #environment you have to destroy the people who protect it.'

"He faces a formidable foe here at the last frontier for oil and gas on the Gulf Coast of Texas. Every other major inlet from the Mississippi River west through Port Arthur, Houston, Freeport, Lavaca Bay, and Corpus Christi is already ringed with #refineries, #ChemicalPlants, and terminals.

"But at the farthest tip of #Texas, the #RioGrande meets the Gulf between #WildlifeRefuges, a #StatePark, and a majestic #wilderness that still shelters endangered and little-known #wildlife.

"This is where Houston-based developer #NextDecade has begun constructing an $18 billion #MegaProject, which it called the 'largest greenfield energy project [financed] in U.S. history' when it announced in 2023 that it had secured investors to proceed.

"Named #RioGrandeLNG, the 750-acre facility will eventually pipe in up to 27 million tons per year of gas from #fracked wells in the #PermianBasin, supercool it to negative 260 degrees fahrenheit, and load it onto #TankerShips for sale overseas as liquefied natural gas (#LNG). It’s part of an explosion of lookalike projects that quickly made the United States the world’s top exporter of liquefied gas and drove soaring gas production at home.

"On an adjacent tract, another project called Texas LNG intends to build atop a site called #GarciaPasture—an ancient village ground where people lived seasonally for almost 800 years. The World Monument Fund calls it 'one of America’s premier #archaeological sites.' That project has its permits and awaits investor commitments before breaking ground.

"And about 5 miles away, #SpaceX continues to expand its #Starbase complex, where it manufactures and launches the most powerful #rockets in the world (which occasionally explode and fall to earth).

"Mancias fears this is just the beginning.

" 'All of this will be gone,' he said, driving his pickup truck down a highway through the marshes. 'They’re going to destroy all of this.' "

Read more:
https://www.texasobserver.org/forgotten-keepers-of-the-rio-grande-delta/

#DefendingTheSacred #SacredSites
#TexasObserver #InsideClimateNews #BigOilAndGas #CulturalGenocide #CorporateColonialism #ElonSucks #MegaProjects #Pollution #Fracking #SpaceIndustry #DefendTheSacred #EndangeredSpecies

Forgotten Keepers of the #RioGrandeDelta

An industrial buildout on the southern tip of Texas is erasing the last traces of an ancient world that still hasn’t died.

by Dylan Baddour
May 13, 2024

"This society has been trying to get rid of #Mancias’ people for 500 years. It couldn’t kill them all, so it’s destroying the evidence that they ever existed. That’s what Mancias sees as 100-ton bulldozers flatten the hills his #ancestors camped on, churn up their bones, and casually crush them into rubble, removing these last traces of their world.

" 'They almost annihilated us, and that #genocide continues,' Mancias said. 'To destroy the #environment you have to destroy the people who protect it.'

"He faces a formidable foe here at the last frontier for oil and gas on the Gulf Coast of Texas. Every other major inlet from the Mississippi River west through Port Arthur, Houston, Freeport, Lavaca Bay, and Corpus Christi is already ringed with #refineries, #ChemicalPlants, and terminals.

"But at the farthest tip of #Texas, the #RioGrande meets the Gulf between #WildlifeRefuges, a #StatePark, and a majestic #wilderness that still shelters endangered and little-known #wildlife.

"This is where Houston-based developer #NextDecade has begun constructing an $18 billion #MegaProject, which it called the 'largest greenfield energy project [financed] in U.S. history' when it announced in 2023 that it had secured investors to proceed.

"Named #RioGrandeLNG, the 750-acre facility will eventually pipe in up to 27 million tons per year of gas from #fracked wells in the #PermianBasin, supercool it to negative 260 degrees fahrenheit, and load it onto #TankerShips for sale overseas as liquefied natural gas (#LNG). It’s part of an explosion of lookalike projects that quickly made the United States the world’s top exporter of liquefied gas and drove soaring gas production at home.

"On an adjacent tract, another project called Texas LNG intends to build atop a site called #GarciaPasture—an ancient village ground where people lived seasonally for almost 800 years. The World Monument Fund calls it 'one of America’s premier #archaeological sites.' That project has its permits and awaits investor commitments before breaking ground.

"And about 5 miles away, #SpaceX continues to expand its #Starbase complex, where it manufactures and launches the most powerful #rockets in the world (which occasionally explode and fall to earth).

"Mancias fears this is just the beginning.

" 'All of this will be gone,' he said, driving his pickup truck down a highway through the marshes. 'They’re going to destroy all of this.' "

Read more:
https://www.texasobserver.org/forgotten-keepers-of-the-rio-grande-delta/

#DefendingTheSacred #SacredSites
#TexasObserver #InsideClimateNews #BigOilAndGas #CulturalGenocide #CorporateColonialism #ElonSucks #MegaProjects #Pollution #Fracking #SpaceIndustry #DefendTheSacred #EndangeredSpecies

Forgotten Keepers of the #RioGrandeDelta

An industrial buildout on the southern tip of Texas is erasing the last traces of an ancient world that still hasn’t died.

by Dylan Baddour
May 13, 2024

"This society has been trying to get rid of #Mancias’ people for 500 years. It couldn’t kill them all, so it’s destroying the evidence that they ever existed. That’s what Mancias sees as 100-ton bulldozers flatten the hills his #ancestors camped on, churn up their bones, and casually crush them into rubble, removing these last traces of their world.

" 'They almost annihilated us, and that #genocide continues,' Mancias said. 'To destroy the #environment you have to destroy the people who protect it.'

"He faces a formidable foe here at the last frontier for oil and gas on the Gulf Coast of Texas. Every other major inlet from the Mississippi River west through Port Arthur, Houston, Freeport, Lavaca Bay, and Corpus Christi is already ringed with #refineries, #ChemicalPlants, and terminals.

"But at the farthest tip of #Texas, the #RioGrande meets the Gulf between #WildlifeRefuges, a #StatePark, and a majestic #wilderness that still shelters endangered and little-known #wildlife.

"This is where Houston-based developer #NextDecade has begun constructing an $18 billion #MegaProject, which it called the 'largest greenfield energy project [financed] in U.S. history' when it announced in 2023 that it had secured investors to proceed.

"Named #RioGrandeLNG, the 750-acre facility will eventually pipe in up to 27 million tons per year of gas from #fracked wells in the #PermianBasin, supercool it to negative 260 degrees fahrenheit, and load it onto #TankerShips for sale overseas as liquefied natural gas (#LNG). It’s part of an explosion of lookalike projects that quickly made the United States the world’s top exporter of liquefied gas and drove soaring gas production at home.

"On an adjacent tract, another project called Texas LNG intends to build atop a site called #GarciaPasture—an ancient village ground where people lived seasonally for almost 800 years. The World Monument Fund calls it 'one of America’s premier #archaeological sites.' That project has its permits and awaits investor commitments before breaking ground.

"And about 5 miles away, #SpaceX continues to expand its #Starbase complex, where it manufactures and launches the most powerful #rockets in the world (which occasionally explode and fall to earth).

"Mancias fears this is just the beginning.

" 'All of this will be gone,' he said, driving his pickup truck down a highway through the marshes. 'They’re going to destroy all of this.' "

Read more:
https://www.texasobserver.org/forgotten-keepers-of-the-rio-grande-delta/

#DefendingTheSacred #SacredSites
#TexasObserver #InsideClimateNews #BigOilAndGas #CulturalGenocide #CorporateColonialism #ElonSucks #MegaProjects #Pollution #Fracking #SpaceIndustry #DefendTheSacred #EndangeredSpecies

Forgotten Keepers of the #RioGrandeDelta

An industrial buildout on the southern tip of Texas is erasing the last traces of an ancient world that still hasn’t died.

by Dylan Baddour
May 13, 2024

"This society has been trying to get rid of #Mancias’ people for 500 years. It couldn’t kill them all, so it’s destroying the evidence that they ever existed. That’s what Mancias sees as 100-ton bulldozers flatten the hills his #ancestors camped on, churn up their bones, and casually crush them into rubble, removing these last traces of their world.

" 'They almost annihilated us, and that #genocide continues,' Mancias said. 'To destroy the #environment you have to destroy the people who protect it.'

"He faces a formidable foe here at the last frontier for oil and gas on the Gulf Coast of Texas. Every other major inlet from the Mississippi River west through Port Arthur, Houston, Freeport, Lavaca Bay, and Corpus Christi is already ringed with #refineries, #ChemicalPlants, and terminals.

"But at the farthest tip of #Texas, the #RioGrande meets the Gulf between #WildlifeRefuges, a #StatePark, and a majestic #wilderness that still shelters endangered and little-known #wildlife.

"This is where Houston-based developer #NextDecade has begun constructing an $18 billion #MegaProject, which it called the 'largest greenfield energy project [financed] in U.S. history' when it announced in 2023 that it had secured investors to proceed.

"Named #RioGrandeLNG, the 750-acre facility will eventually pipe in up to 27 million tons per year of gas from #fracked wells in the #PermianBasin, supercool it to negative 260 degrees fahrenheit, and load it onto #TankerShips for sale overseas as liquefied natural gas (#LNG). It’s part of an explosion of lookalike projects that quickly made the United States the world’s top exporter of liquefied gas and drove soaring gas production at home.

"On an adjacent tract, another project called Texas LNG intends to build atop a site called #GarciaPasture—an ancient village ground where people lived seasonally for almost 800 years. The World Monument Fund calls it 'one of America’s premier #archaeological sites.' That project has its permits and awaits investor commitments before breaking ground.

"And about 5 miles away, #SpaceX continues to expand its #Starbase complex, where it manufactures and launches the most powerful #rockets in the world (which occasionally explode and fall to earth).

"Mancias fears this is just the beginning.

" 'All of this will be gone,' he said, driving his pickup truck down a highway through the marshes. 'They’re going to destroy all of this.' "

Read more:
https://www.texasobserver.org/forgotten-keepers-of-the-rio-grande-delta/

#DefendingTheSacred #SacredSites
#TexasObserver #InsideClimateNews #BigOilAndGas #CulturalGenocide #CorporateColonialism #ElonSucks #MegaProjects #Pollution #Fracking #SpaceIndustry #DefendTheSacred #EndangeredSpecies

Gran entrevista desde el canal "Ciclismo = Salud" . Historias como las de Nicole y Javier desde Colombia, y la de Marcel desde Brasil, son las que le dan verdadero sentido al cicloturismo.

P.D.: Cuando vean un cicloturista por cualquier ruta donde vayan. Deténganse, conversen con ellos (siempre es enriquecedor) y.... ¡ofrézcanle agua! (la necesitan).

#Argentina #Colombia #Brazil #Brasil #Cicloturismo #TDF #RioGrande #Tolhuin #Ushuaia #Patagonia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eISL5u_8FPo

Gran entrevista desde el canal "Ciclismo = Salud" . Historias como las de Nicole y Javier desde Colombia, y la de Marcel desde Brasil, son las que le dan verdadero sentido al cicloturismo.

P.D.: Cuando vean un cicloturista por cualquier ruta donde vayan. Deténganse, conversen con ellos (siempre es enriquecedor) y.... ¡ofrézcanle agua! (la necesitan).

#Argentina #Colombia #Brazil #Brasil #Cicloturismo #TDF #RioGrande #Tolhuin #Ushuaia #Patagonia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eISL5u_8FPo

Gran entrevista desde el canal "Ciclismo = Salud" . Historias como las de Nicole y Javier desde Colombia, y la de Marcel desde Brasil, son las que le dan verdadero sentido al cicloturismo.

P.D.: Cuando vean un cicloturista por cualquier ruta donde vayan. Deténganse, conversen con ellos (siempre es enriquecedor) y.... ¡ofrézcanle agua! (la necesitan).

#Argentina #Colombia #Brazil #Brasil #Cicloturismo #TDF #RioGrande #Tolhuin #Ushuaia #Patagonia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eISL5u_8FPo

Gran entrevista desde el canal "Ciclismo = Salud" . Historias como las de Nicole y Javier desde Colombia, y la de Marcel desde Brasil, son las que le dan verdadero sentido al cicloturismo.

P.D.: Cuando vean un cicloturista por cualquier ruta donde vayan. Deténganse, conversen con ellos (siempre es enriquecedor) y.... ¡ofrézcanle agua! (la necesitan).

#Argentina #Colombia #Brazil #Brasil #Cicloturismo #TDF #RioGrande #Tolhuin #Ushuaia #Patagonia

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eISL5u_8FPo

Hype for the Future 142/284: More on South Texas

https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026/03/22/hype-for-the-future-142-284-more-on-south-texas/

Hype for the Future 142/284: More on South Texas

https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026/03/22/hype-for-the-future-142-284-more-on-south-texas/

Hype for the Future 142/284: More on South Texas

https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026/03/22/hype-for-the-future-142-284-more-on-south-texas/

Hype for the Future 142/284: More on South Texas

https://novatopflex.wordpress.com/2026/03/22/hype-for-the-future-142-284-more-on-south-texas/