Protesters block roads into Chaco Culture National Historical Park
Protest forces change in venue for Haaland’s visit
Environment
PNM transfers reservoir to Reclamation for Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project
Reservoir renamed in honor of Frank Chee Willeto
Decarbonization ambitions ignite debate over mining, permitting
Demand for electrification materials clashes with conservationists’ goals
Bureau of Reclamation celebrates birthday, milestone
Former San Juan Generating Station Reservoir renamed to honor Frank Chee Willetto
Disaster recovery efforts boost initiative to map acequias in the state
Storytelling, tradition and history: Possibilities for a collaborative statewide database
Maintaining a lawn in June
Tips on how to properly care for lawns in the summer
NM environmental agency bracing for water law changes
After landmark SCOTUS ruling limits what waters federal agencies protect under Clean Water Act, advocates concerned that NM is vulnerable.
Homemade bee baths can save bees
Bee baths offer bees a safe way to satisfy their thirst
Energy Week offers glimpse of the future of energy
Presentations focused on oil and gas, alternative fuels
Environment department releases quarterly report
Performance report highlights state’s accomplishments, water investments
New Mexico imposes oil and gas moratorium on state land near schools
Samuel Sage, the community services coordinator for the Navajo chapter of Counselor, talks about oil and gas development near Counselor. On Thursday, New Mexico Land Commissioner Stephanie Garcia Richard issued…
What to know about federal conservation rulemaking
New proposal could expanding leasing opportunities, including environmentally oriented purposes
New Mexico sues manufacturers of ‘forever chemicals’ amid health concerns
Interior Secretary Deb Haaland and Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D- N.M.) announce $12.6 million to fund PFAS cleanup at a federal desalination research facility in Alamogordo, at a press conference May…
Farmington Electric Utility System earns “reliable provider” designation
Reliable Public Power Provider goes to FEUS
Agricultural producers share concerns about new federal environmental protection proposal
Bureau of Land Management policy could come as climate change heightens disasters in New Mexico
Farmington’s power plans, the rest of the story
Farmington Mayor Nate Duckett was the guest speaker at San Juan College’s graduation ceremony. (Courtesy photo) Last week the Durango Herald, and associated media, felt inclined to run an “article”…
Navajo Lake is filling up fast
Lake is highest it has been in six years
Pueblo of San Felipe receives EPA approval to administer Clean Water Act programs
Pueblo has history of strong environmental programs
The good, the bad and the endangered
New Mexico’s thistles are more than just weeds
Gold King Mine spill settlement funds awarded
San Juan County to receive $12 million for projects