The Worryingly Dry State of the Rio Grande @nminfocus
The Worryingly Dry State of the Rio Grande  @nminfocus
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
7.10.26 – For the second straight year, the Rio Grande has run dry in Albuquerque. Senior Producer Lou Divizio sat down with Hannah Riseley-White, director of the Interstate Stream Commission, to discuss the river's dire state.

Correspondent:
Lou DiVizio


Guest:
Hannah Riseley-White, Director, Interstate Stream Commission

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