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New Mexico Reservoir Shrinks to 1.4% Capacity
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Extreme drought has shrunk New Mexico's Elephant Butte Reservoir to 1.4% of capacity, its lowest in over 50 years. An 87-mile Rio Grande stretch is dry, threatening farmers and 15 million water users. NASA satellite images document the decline.
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