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dclarston13

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7. Water is usually an issue

Reply to WarGamer (Reply #6)

Wed Jun 9, 2021, 06:00 PM

Jun 2021

In unforested areas. New Mexico has vast amounts of undeveloped land mostly to due to hit or miss water. To grow anything there will require more water than that area currently gets. Rising sea level could help I guess but by then its a critical situation.

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