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Gregory Bull/APConstruction accelerated after the U.S. Department of Homeland Security waived cultural and environmental laws allowing more barriers along the border even as illegal crossings have plummeted. -
Patrick DavisNew Mexico Water Quality Control Commission took the first step toward allowing oil and gas wastewater, or "produced water," to be used in agriculture and discharged into the state's waters.
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Potential water usage, safety and location are other concerns of the Questa Watershed Protectors -
A judge on Wednesday disqualified State Representative Rebecca Dow's nominating petitions for the June 2 Republican primary election. -
Suit claims ExxonMobil and others underreported debts by $194 million, calling it “a playbook” for how companies dump old wells and expenses on states. -
Tuesday is the last day in a public comment period on the Bureau of Land Management's plans to open up a buffer zone around Chaco Culture National Historical Park to mining and oil and gas drilling. -
Chama conservation district board member seeks ‘meaningful consultation with affected communities’ -
Rio Arriba County commissioner says he’s mobilizing opposition -
Former state official worries another court battle over water may be looming -
2026 LegislatureThanks to bills that did pass, state will divert money to pay for industry problems: abandoned wells and induced earthquakes. -
PNM officials announced Feb. 25, 2026, that the utility is implementing a new way to alert residents in wildfire-prone areas before the utility shuts off their power during severe weather.
