Divining Rod Newsletter January 2013 (NM Water Resources Research Institute)

This issue includes headlines "New Research Describes Subterranean Water Flow, Chemistry", "Black carbon impact on water quality focus of USGS 104B research grant", "USGS 104G Water Resources Research National Competitive Grants Program RFP", "Needed: Visionary leadership, streamlined policies, and respect for New Mexico’s unique traditions", "Bridging the gap between future projected water demand and supply in the Middle Rio Grande", "Time to invest in demand management instead of large-scale water projects", "Climate change, infrastructure, hydrogeology studies help determine how much water New Mexico has", and "Water-sharing traditions adaptable to 21st Century".