Climate Change and New Mexico's Water Supply | Our Land
April 12, 2019 – On this month’s installment of Our Land, environmental correspondent Laura Paskus looks at how rising temperatures around the globe affect us here in New Mexico. She heads to the Rio Grande in Algodones to see how climate change is forcing irrigators to innovate.The interview is a companion piece to the broadcast of the national PBS series “Sinking Cities” (which airs on Sunday April 28th, 2-4pm and Sunday May 5th, 2-4pm on New Mexico PBS) Episode 1241 -- Want more NEW MEXICO IN FOCUS? Subscribe for new videos: / @nminfocus Visit our website: https://www.newmexicopbs.org/producti... Connect with us: Facebook - / nminfocus Twitter - @NMinFocus - / nminfocus Instagram - / newmexicopbs Join the conversation with: #NMinFocus
Water Debts and Climate Change Are Drying NM Rivers, Reservoirs
What Happens When The Rio Grande Runs Dry?
Who Killed the Colorado River?
How I Think About Climate Change
Troubled waters: Is New Mexico's drinking water safe?
Farmers struggle with crops as climate change makes weather less predictable
4 Investigates: The future of water in New Mexico
What happens when our water dries up? | DW Documentary
How flooding along the Rio Grande shaped Albuquerque's history; Beyond the Forecast
The Tipping Points of Climate Change — and Where We Stand | Johan Rockström | TED
7 Ways this Farm Harvests FREE Water
America’s Big Agriculture Problem Is Getting Worse
Episode 1115 | Our Land: Wells Going Dry in the East Mountains
Why The American West Is Running Out Of Water - Cheddar Explains
Depletion of major groundwater source threatens Great Plains farming
We Almost QUIT | Scary Experience Overlanding NEW MEXICO
“The Heat Will Kill You First”: Rolling Stone’s Jeff Goodell on Life and Death on a Scorched Planet
How Does the Edwards Aquifer Actually Work — And Can It Last?
Amid drought, Phoenix plans for a future with less water
