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NMSU Professor Captures 2025 Dust Storms, Compares to Historic Dust Bowl

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Bruce Berman, a photography professor at New Mexico State University, documented the severe dust storms that struck the region from March to June 2025. His work highlights the dramatic similarities between these recent storms and those that occurred during the Dust Bowl era of the 1930s. By juxtaposing his contemporary images with historical photographs, Berman aims to raise awareness about the ongoing environmental challenges faced by the area. This project not only reflects on the past but also serves as a reminder of the importance of understanding our climate's impact on the present and future.

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