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Sustainable water resources for irrigated agriculture in a desert river basin facing climate
change and competing demands:
From characterization to solutions
The Sustainable Water Resources project is funded by the USDA under Grant No. 2015-68007-23130 to work with regional stakeholders developing a shared understanding of future scenarios of water availability and use in the Middle Rio Grande valley of southern New Mexico, west Texas, and northern Chihuahua.
The Sustainable Water through Integrated Modeling platform (SWIM) is funded by NSF Award OAC-1835897 and uses resources from Cyber-ShARE Center of Excellence supported by NSF grant HRD-1242122.
A summary presentation of project findings is available here. For more details, a summary report is available by clicking here.
Sustainable Water Resources for Irrigated Agriculture in the Middle Rio Grande Basin was selected as the 2020 winner in Category V: Program Improvement through Global Engagement....
You are invited to participate in an online user-experience session to assess the usability of the interface for the Sustainable Water through integrated Modeling (SWIM) project....
Este 22 de Noviembre de 3:00pm a 6:00pm en el Centro Cultural de las Fronteras. Foro público para discutir resultados del proyecto con participantes de Ciudad Juárez. ...
W.L. Hargrove, PI
Former Director, Center for Environmental Resource Management
The University of Texas at El Paso