Arizona vs. New Mexico: Climate Change Adaptability

[WildWestDude]

How about man made climate change? No, I am not talking about the well known and controversial way. Any place in the world is game for geoengineering which is not only changing but destroying our environment!

This is a serious topic only recently being exposed and is about to be blown out in the open:

Geoengineering Watch | Exposing the climate engineering/geoengineering cover-up

Spend a few minutes on that web page and you will be amazed at what is happening if you didn't know already!

[BMI]

Originally Posted by Dawn.Davenport

Between Arizona and New Mexico, which state is better prepared to adapt to climate change? Consider:

• How might climate change affect both states differently?
  
• What unique challenge face both states?
  
• What unique resources (natural, social, infrastructural) does each state have?

I'm going with New Mexico.

Higher and cooler.

Also there has been less climate change, so far, than in AZ.

It's amazing how much warmer the average lows at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport
weather station are now than 30 or 40 years ago.

Comparing 1941-1970 climate normals with 1981-2010 ....
Phoenix lows are over 5 degrees warmer most months.

Much less increase at Albuquerque Sunport weather station, a couple of degrees
warmer average lows and the average highs actually decreasing slightly!