We've seen the impacts of global warming firsthand in New Mexico. Prolonged droughts, more frequent wildfires and increased threats to forests and agriculture present some of the biggest economic and public health challenges we face in our State and nation.
Senator Udall highlights the severe effects of climate change in New Mexico.
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