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State memorial would offer a path for New Mexicans to remember losses to COVID-19

On November 1st, many in New Mexico celebrate Dia De Los Muertos by remembering ancestors who have died. Soon those mourning loved ones lost to COVID19 will also be able to share their grief with others at a memorial that could be the first of its kind in the nation. Marked By Covid New Mexico founders have secured a site from the state. ....

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Students go on-site to learn about greenhouse gas emissions

University of New Mexico Earth and Planetary Sciences students, led by Environmental Science professor Joseph Galewsky, recently left the classroom and went into the field to get firsthand experience studying greenhouse gas emissions. ....

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Artist's style features natural materials, geometric shapes

As a little girl, Joanna Keane Lopez remembers forming clay animals from mud.Today, sh . ....

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Adobe as a healing balm

Artist's minimalist style features natural materials, geometric shapes ....

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Southwest won't run out of water, but changes need to happen now

Hydrologist Shalenee Chavarria has a new paper out about the Rio Grande s streamflows
For more than a decade, researchers have explained that warming will affect water supplies in the southwestern United States. Now in a new paper, hydrologist Shaleene Chavarria and University of New Mexico Earth and Planetary Sciences Professor David Gutzler show climate change is already affecting the amount of streamflow in the Rio Grande that comes from snowmelt.
“We see big changes in the winter and early spring,” said Chavarria. “Big changes in winter temperature, increases in springtime temperatures and decreases in streamflow.”
Journal of the American Water Resources Association, is based on her graduate work in the Earth and Planetary Sciences Department. ....

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