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New Mexico lawmakers warned about shrinking water supplies

By Zach Altman | July 13, 2021

Some of New Mexico’s top climate and water experts warned state lawmakers Tuesday that the effects of the drought on water supplies have been worsened by climate change, specifically an ongoing, long-term warming trend.

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