Technical Completion Report 375
Technical Completion Report 375, “Accessing Produced Water Data in New Mexico: Improving and Updating the NM Produced Water Quality Database and Web Site”, by M Cather, C Gallegos, D Chen is now available online.
Technical Completion Report 374
Technical Completion Report 374, “Arsenic Removal from Water by Porous Polymers”, by R Foudazi, R Zowada, A Malakian is now available online.
Technical Completion Report 373
Technical Completion Report 373, “Self-Sustaining Produced Water Treatment for Concurrent
Renewable Energy Production, Desalination and Organic Removal”, by P Xu and Z Stoll is now available online.
Miscellaneous Report No. 32
Miscellaneous Report No. 32, “Classification of Riparian Saltcedar in the Desert Southwest Using Landsat Data and the HANTS Algorithm”, by Dennis C. McCarville, Max P. Bleiweiss, Salim Bawazir is now available online.
Technical Completion Report 372
Technical Completion Report 372, “Assessment of Water Table and Water Quality Variations with Respect to the River Flow Along the Rio Grande Between Garfield NM and the New Mexico – Texas Border”, by Blair Stringam, Manoj Shukla, Benjamin Nana O Kuffour is now available online.
Technical Completion Report 371
Technical Completion Report 371, “Doing Hydrology Backwards in New Mexico to Estimate a Statewide Water Budget”, by Cameron Herrington and Ricardo González-Pinzón is now available online.
Technical Completion Report 370
Technical Completion Report 370, “Water Resilience in a Time of Uncertainty: How Can Our Water Laws and Policies Better Support Water Resilience”, Adrian Oglesby, Utton Transboundary Resources Center, University of New Mexico School of Law is now available online.
61st Annual New Mexico Water Conference Registration is Now Open!
October 5-7, 2016
Western New Mexico University
Silver City, New Mexico
Where Does All the Water Go? History, Hydrology and Management of New Mexico’s Scarce Waters
We delighted to host the conference in southwestern New Mexico for the first time. We have an impressive lineup of speakers to address our theme and the conference offers a special oppotunity to learn about how New Mexico manages its water resources with an eye toward the future.
Former NM Senator Bingaman will present the Albert E. Utton Memorial Water Lecture at the noon luncheon on October 6 at the historic Murray Hotel located downtown.
Click here to register for the conference. Click here to learn about the conference.
61st Annual New Mexico Water Conference
