New Mexico

New Mexico’s Elephant Butte Reservoir is Almost Empty, Crashes to Only 1.4% Capacity After Record-Breaking Snowmelt and Years of Punishing Drought

Featured Juan Oliveros -
New Mexico’s largest reservoir has plunged to just 1.4% capacity after years of drought and record-breaking early snowmelt, exposing debris and raising fresh fears over the future of the Rio Grande’s water supply.

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July Community Spotlight: Marian Mendez Cera and Diego Salcido Morales

Olivia Woodard Olivia Woodard -
In our ongoing effort to focus on community and local stories in New Mexico, Brant One is continuing our series to highlight Community Leaders once a month. We want to tell stories to inspire and give a shout-out to those working hard among us in our community.  July’s Community Leader...

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Changing Weather Patterns Affects Mosquito-Borne Diseases’ Peak Season

Science Ruben Reyes -
The West Nile virus could possibly be more active until the first hard freeze season hits because of changing weather conditions

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