New River Cross-Border Flow
CHOKEPOINT — cross-border water quality and flow constraints affect both agricultural and industrial water planning on the US side.
| ID | Date | Category | Source | Confidence | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IVE-010 | 2026-02-25 | Water Rights | Cross-border water quality data | Medium | Under Review | New River cross-border flow and quality conditions affect both agricultural and industrial water planning on the US side, independent of Colorado River allocation. |
| From | Relation | To |
|---|---|---|
| New River Cross-Border Flow | Affects | Imperial Valley Irrigated Farmland |
| New River Cross-Border Flow | Affects | Colorado River Allocation (Imperial Irrigation District) |
| Mexicali Water Treatment Plant | Feeds | New River Cross-Border Flow |
Any reduction in agricultural water use to free capacity for industrial siting cascades through the Agricultural Water District's allocation process and is affected by cross-border New River flow conditions — a change in one is not isolated from the other two.
This entity is not a dependency of any scenario yet.
No open decisions reference this entity.
Risk Opened: Cascading Water-to-Industrial Reallocation Effect
Cascading effect between agricultural reallocation, the water district's process, and cross-border flow conditions formally logged as a single risk.
by Risk Analyst
Cross-Border Water Flow Linked
New River cross-border flow linked to both agricultural and Colorado River allocation entities, formalizing the cascading water effect.
by Regional Strategy Lead