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Fields in Tome, New Mexico, show the effects of drought. According to hydrologist David Gensler, the river-flow forecast released April 1 is 30% below normal. He said it has been 36 years since the Rio Grande Valley has seen the canals for local farms run dry.

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(un)Occupy Albuquerque protesters stand on Central Avenue chanting “we are the 99 percent,” after they were removed from Yale Park on Oct. 26, 2011. At least 40 protesters were arrested and removed from Yale Park by Albuquerque Police, NM State Police, and UNM police on the last night of the 25-day Yale Park encampment. Taken by Juan Labreche.



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