On the first official day of summer, we were already itching to camp, hike, fish, horseback ride – or just be outdoors! At CVNM, we…
Nine-thousand New Mexicans submitted public comment to the U.S. Forest Service about their Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the proposed Roca Honda uranium mine….
As a New Mexican, you see the effects of climate change on a daily basis. We are gripped by a historic drought—the worst in the…
By Demis Foster| MyView | The Santa Fe New Mexican A menacing, radioactive giant is sleeping in southeastern New Mexico. Will the next election be…
There goes the sun… Yup, that’s right: New Mexico’s Public Regulation Commission (PRC) is considering damaging changes to an important rule—changes that would devastate solar…
Climate Change and WILDFIRES in the Land of Enchantment The national “I Will Act on Climate Change” Bus Tour is making its way across the…
As the legislative session comes to a close, bills, memorials and resolutions make their way through the process onto the two chambers’ calendars. Below is…
By Renee Blake, Public News Service – NM SANTA FE, N.M. – When both houses of the New Mexico Legislature failed to advance bills to…
By Deborah Baker, The Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE – A proposal to raise the fines – from 1935 levels – for water pollution by oil…
If you have been paying attention to the legislature, you’ve probably heard someone say that “water is the sleeper issue of the session.” Those are…
