New Mexico allowed groundwater pumping that interfered with Rio Grande Compact deliveries

Target entity: New Mexico allowed groundwater pumping that interfered with Rio Grande Compact deliveries
Context triple: [Texas v. New Mexico, alleges, New Mexico allowed groundwater pumping that interfered with Rio Grande Compact deliveries]

• A. Upper Basin states of the Colorado River Compact
  The Upper Basin states of the Colorado River Compact are the U.S. states in the upper portion of the Colorado River watershed—primarily Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, and New Mexico—that share and manage the river’s water under the 1922 Colorado River Compact.
• B. Missouri River Basin Compact
  The Missouri River Basin Compact is an interstate agreement that allocates and manages the use of water resources among the U.S. states within the Missouri River Basin.
• C. Colorado River Compact
  The Colorado River Compact is a 1922 interstate agreement that allocates the river’s water among the seven U.S. basin states, forming the legal foundation for managing the Colorado River in the American West.
• D. Upper Colorado River Basin Compact
  The Upper Colorado River Basin Compact is a 1948 interstate agreement among the upper basin U.S. states that allocates and governs their shares of Colorado River water under the broader Colorado River Compact framework.
• E. New Mexico Scenic and Recreational River (upper reaches)
  New Mexico Scenic and Recreational River (upper reaches) is a protected segment of the Pecos River in New Mexico recognized for its outstanding natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and conservation value.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: New Mexico allowed groundwater pumping that interfered with Rio Grande Compact deliveries
Target entity description: New Mexico allowed groundwater pumping that interfered with Rio Grande Compact deliveries is the central allegation in the interstate water dispute case Texas v. New Mexico over Rio Grande River water allocations.

• A. Upper Basin states of the Colorado River Compact
  The Upper Basin states of the Colorado River Compact are the U.S. states in the upper portion of the Colorado River watershed—primarily Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, and New Mexico—that share and manage the river’s water under the 1922 Colorado River Compact.
• B. Missouri River Basin Compact
  The Missouri River Basin Compact is an interstate agreement that allocates and manages the use of water resources among the U.S. states within the Missouri River Basin.
• C. Colorado River Compact
  The Colorado River Compact is a 1922 interstate agreement that allocates the river’s water among the seven U.S. basin states, forming the legal foundation for managing the Colorado River in the American West.
• D. Upper Colorado River Basin Compact
  The Upper Colorado River Basin Compact is a 1948 interstate agreement among the upper basin U.S. states that allocates and governs their shares of Colorado River water under the broader Colorado River Compact framework.
• E. New Mexico Scenic and Recreational River (upper reaches)
  New Mexico Scenic and Recreational River (upper reaches) is a protected segment of the Pecos River in New Mexico recognized for its outstanding natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and conservation value.
• F. None of above. chosen