Along the border, 500 miles of desert species
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As Trump’s wall lurches forward, ‘BioBlitz’ records the Borderlands’ biodiversity. Continue Reading
Facing down a century-old problem on the Canadian River
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Despite news-grabbing conflicts, ranchers and government officials can work together on watershed and river restoration. Continue Reading
The desert, divided
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The Borderlands thrive on connections. What would it mean to sever them? Continue Reading
NM’s economic and jobs opportunity by cutting methane emissions
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Simple and cost-effective solutions can result in monetizing what is otherwise lost into the atmosphere. Continue Reading
NM’s next governor must lead on climate
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Climate change threatens all life in New Mexico as we know it. Continue Reading
NM’s child poverty traces back to federal land-takings, spotted owl
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There is a virus in New Mexico’s programming. Continue Reading
Congress should not trade one injustice for another
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Many people seem to think that the wall, although expensive and offensive, is harmless. The truth is the wall is not benign. Continue Reading
In defense Sen. Candelaria, a true leader
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Sen. Candelaria’s progressive street cred should be immune from suspicion. And he’s evolved to take on issues that don’t necessarily fit comfortably into his party’s worldview. Continue Reading
Record low snowpack foretells troubling spring, summer
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The lack of snow in New Mexico’s mountains will have implications for farmers and cities in the spring and summer. And of course, people are already worried about fire season. Continue Reading
Senate panel vote dims chances for PNM’s coal-plant measure
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A Senate committee voted to stall a bill allowing Public Service Company of New Mexico to sell bonds to pay for the early closing of a coal-burning power plant. Continue Reading
Officials consider relocating an entire neighborhood in Sunland Park
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Despite flooding and health concerns, residents have mixed opinions about the proposal. Continue Reading
Ancestral Pueblo logging practices could save New Mexico pinelands
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Researchers look to the past to better fight fire. Continue Reading
What a new report on climate science portends for the West
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From wildfires to drought, a look at a warming world. Continue Reading
Not in my backyard
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How do we decide who has a backyard that should be protected from things that annoy and who does not? Continue Reading
The Navajo Nation has a wild horse problem
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The population is exploding, but the tribe doesn’t have funding to manage it. Continue Reading