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List/Grid Author Archives: John Fleck / Journal Staff Writer

Federal judge: Wait for US Supreme Court to act on Texas lawsuit before pursuing lower court action on Rio Grande management

US District Court Judge James O. Browning issued a stay this morning (Fri. 3/29/2013) in New Mexico’s lawsuit against the federal government over water management at Elephant Butte Reservoir in... Read more »
Thursday bird blogging, Rio Grande del Norte National Monument Edition

Thursday bird blogging, Rio Grande del Norte National Monument Edition

Judy Liddell, co-author of Birding Hot Spots of Central New Mexico, has the goods if you want to get a head start on a birdwatching visit to the newly designed... Read more »
New Mexico Drought Monitor, released Thursday, March 28 2013

New Mexico drought monitor: at least things didn’t get worse!

In what is becoming an increasingly depressing Thursday ritual, here’s today’s federal drought monitor map for New Mexico: Hey, at least it didn’t get worse this week.

Workers drill well to test for jet fuel

Water utility wants independent data on 1999 spill

Reservoir water released for minnow, farms

Rio Grande flows already on decline
The endangered Rio Grande silvery minnow’s dwindling population has triggered a new bureaucratic battle this year over how much water the fish needs.

Drought watch: Bureau of Reclamation begins releasing water for the silvery minnow

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation this morning began releasing supplemental water into the Rio Chama in an effort to keep the Rio Grande wet for the endangered Silvery Minnow. The... Read more »

Drought watch: Considering the ‘nuclear option’ on the Pecos

Felicity Barringer of The New York Times visits southeastern New Mexico, where lower Pecos farmers are among the state’s hardest-hit by drought: A priority call, an exceedingly rare maneuver, is... Read more »
John Wesley Powell's watersheds

John Wesley Powell’s watershed governance

John Wesley Powell is most famous for his early exploration of the Grand Canyon. But in the western water policy community, he is perhaps equally famous for his ideas of... Read more »
Jemez River

New Mexico’s runoff problem in two graphs

In a story for last Saturday’s paper, I pointed to the increasingly serious problems as New Mexico’s snowpack begins to melt out: The problem, according to Raymond Abeyta of the... Read more »
John Wesley Powell

Naturalist warned about water woes early

"The winds are drifting sands here and there," John Wesley Powell said of his 1889 visit ...

Around the tubes

Some near-random links to things I found interesting on the Internet today: Mark Twain’s fan mail (yup, I’m a fan too, how can you not be?) Robert Osborne on Georgia’s... Read more »
Valles Caldera March 14, 2013

New Mexico snowpack in 2013 worse than last year

Last year was a bad water year for New Mexico, but a series of then-and-now photos taken by the Brent Wachter at the Albuquerque National Weather Service office shows how... Read more »

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