Tag: New Mexico

1. Introduction to New Mexico’s Water & Wastewater Infrastructure New Mexico’s water and wastewater infrastructure operates at the critical intersection of extreme water scarcity, rapid urban population growth, and aging legacy systems. As an arid state heavily reliant on constrained groundwater aquifers and the heavily allocated Rio Grande and Colorado River basins, New Mexico treats […]

Albuquerque, the largest city in New Mexico, is home to a vibrant community and a robust infrastructure that supports its populace. Among the critical infrastructures essential for maintaining the health and welfare of Albuquerque’s residents, the Albuquerque Collection System stands out. This wastewater management system is a complex network designed to efficiently collect and treat […]