Editorial: Rio Grande Needs Help to Stay Afloat

San Antonio Express-News

For the first time in more than 50 years, the flow of Rio Grande water through the majestic canyons of Big Bend National Park has dried up. As Express-News staff writer John MacCormack reported recently, springs and occasional rises have kept some areas in the park flowing, but in other stretches the once-mighty Rio Grande is a series of stagnant pools separated by stretches of dry gravel. Read more…

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One Response to Editorial: Rio Grande Needs Help to Stay Afloat

Edmond English says:

May 14, 2011 at 6:05 pm

Un Articulo Interesante. Saludos desde http://www.mercadofueguino.com.ar

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