Energy and climateFinding
New Mexico should increase state spending on water supply projects to cope with drought.
New Mexico faces long-term drought and falling river and groundwater supplies, and the state funds some water projects each year. More money would pay for storage, reuse and delivery projects.
Deb Haaland
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