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Rio Arriba County commissioner says he’s mobilizing opposition
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Former state official worries another court battle over water may be looming
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2026 Legislature
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2026 Legislature
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2026 LegislatureThe bill would have allowed oil drilling wastewater to be used in a number of industries; a bill that would have limited the use of drones near oil and gas pipelines also died
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Eligible New Mexicans could receive $100,000 thanks to new legislation
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The National Parks Service's new fire management plan aims to reduce wildfire risk at New Mexico's Bandelier National Monument
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Through the use of conservation easements, the Ghost Ranch Conservation Plan will connect preserved wildlife areas while maintaining recreational activities and traditional grazing practices.
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An interview with Steven Fry from Amigos Bravos about efforts to increase beaver population in New Mexico.
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An interview with Phil Carter from Albuquerque Wildlife federation. The interview discusses the volunteer work at Midnight meadows near Latir Peak/Red River.
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Just one week after its opening, New Mexico's new ADA accessible trail has closed due to flooding in Tijeras.
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As Bishop's Lodge creeps closer to securing a permit for its wastewater proposal, a county commissioner and a Tesuque talks about how residents are responding to the state's water permitting and testing processes.
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After NM congresswoman Teresa Leger argued that its handling of a wildfire in Northern New Mexico caused people to lose trust in the U.S. Forest Service, the agency made a statement and stood by its handling of the blaze.
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New Mexico's 3rd District congresswoman, Teresa Leger Fernández, calls out federal forestry officials for its handling of Northern New Mexico's Laguna blaze.