El agua es la vida, and it is part and parcel of our cultures and ways of life, our economy, and the future of our state.
Melanie Stansbury: “El agua es la vida, and it is part and parcel of our cultures and ways of life, our economy, and the future of our…”
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Stansbury stresses the vital role of water in New Mexico's culture and economy.
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