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3 weeks ago | wilsoncenter.org | Rachel Lee |Zhao Zhong |Anton Delgado

Key Takeaways The Colorado River and Rio Grande — two significant transboundary rivers at the US-Mexico border — are experiencing historic low water levels due to persistent droughts, increasing demand, and conflicting interests. In the face of climate change, competing water users in the borderlands, including plants and wildlife, are struggling to meet their own needs.