Wipeout: New Mexicans talk about what mass firings mean for the future of public lands
Trump and Musk slashed agencies without any congressional involvement, almost immediately
Environment
PFAS in New Mexico: A World Record
Legislature considers the elimination of so-called ‘forever chemicals’
State to close input Friday on proposed regional water boundaries, planning meeting rules
New Mexico’s scarce water supplies could be reduced by 25% in the next 30 years
Cannon appeals NMED fine over PFAS spill
Department issued the nearly $68,000 fine for violating pollution limits
Trump’s cuts to federal wildfire crews could have ‘scary’ consequences
Firefighters work from a deck as the Palisades Fire burns a beachfront property Wednesday on Jan. 8 in Malibu, California. Etienne Laurent/AP File Photodur-i-syn ISSAQUAH, Washington – President Donald Trump’s…
Shiprock representative pushes for money to address uranium contamination impacting his community
Bipartisan bill could provide $50 million to clean up contaminated sites
How can utilities, state regulators spark economic development in New Mexico?
PRC special meeting focuses on grid interconnection
Trump picks oil and gas advocate from Colorado to lead Bureau of Land Management
Kathleen Sgamma now leads Denver-based trade group Western Energy Alliance
Strategic Water Supply squeaks through first committee
Gov. pushing state to create a market for treated oil and gas wastewater
How fears surrounding lithium-ion battery storage are leading to increased opposition
A battery fire in California is adding to the increasing concerns in New Mexico
Bill making electric school buses an option for districts passes through first committee
Bill would also require funding assist in the purchase of electric buses
State regulators issue notice of proposed rulemaking on grid modernization
Rulemaking process allows stakeholders to provide input
N.M. Wild condemns federal order to review National Monuments’ exemption from mining, oil and gas
The Organ Mountains had a dusting of snow on Jan. 10, 2024. The peaks are park of the Oregon Mountain-Desert Peaks National Monument. The U.S. Department of Interior is examining…
New Mexico snowpacks in the red, dry and hot weather expected
Temperatures around state 11 to 22 degrees above average for this time of year
ASU, partners look to develop Four Corners direct air carbon capture hub
ASU vice provost: reducing emissions is no longer going to cut it
San Juan College aims to train students on uranium mine cleanup
Classes start in February
New Mexico wildlife, plants around Holloman lake have highest PFAS contamination on record
Health officials warn about consumption of area waterfowl
Blanco Flume project will go out to bid soon
Aging irrigation ditch infrastructure requires complete rebuild
N.M. lawmakers will consider bills this year to curb emissions, increase community resiliency
Renewable energy legislation has become more critical at the state level as Trump returns to office
U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland reflects on tough choices during a historic tenure
Haaland was the first Native American to serve as a cabinet secretary