Are these the last days of Brazil's realm of hidden wonder?
The world’s largest agricultural boom is transforming a vast savanna of hidden wonders. Here’s what happens when progress ...
New Mexico awards $4 million to improve outdoor recreation areas
The New Mexico Economic Development Department’s Outdoor Recreation Division awarded more than $4 million to 28 recipients in 13 counties to support trail and outdoor ...
Invasive Australian crayfish in Texas water causing concern for wildlife
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Why are migrants dying trying to cross into the US? These are the 3 main risks they face
Drowning, blunt force trauma and exposure to extreme weather are among the risks that migrants face making the dangerous ...
9 most snake-infested rivers in the US: From the Mississippi to the Everglades, featuring cottonmouths, rattlesnakes, and more
Rivers across the U.S. are home to over 50 snake species, both venomous and non-venomous, thriving in aquatic and ...
Water runoff will be low due to lower snowpack
STATE OFFICIALS SAY THE LOW SNOWPACK WILL LEAD TO A VERY LOW SPRING RUNOFF. THIS MEANS LAKES AND RIVERS STATEWIDE WON’T GET THE BOOST OF WATER THAT WE TYPICALLY SEE. THE GROUP IN CHARGE OF RESERVOIRS ...
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House appropriators dig into US-Mexico water spat
The House National Security and Department of State Appropriations Subcommittee (formerly State-Foreign Operations) will meet ...
A water crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border is getting worse
Growing water use is already overtaxing limited supplies from nearly all of the region’s cross-border rivers, streams and ...
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Westside Stories: Borderline case
The year is 1846, U.S. President James Polk just sent General Zachary Taylor and a number of horse soldiers to Texas to force the claim that the southern border of America is the Rio Grande River.