By Theresa Davis – Journal Staff Writer The state Water Quality Control Commission on Tuesday considered a petition to designate 125 miles of northern New
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Month: June 2022
Mr. President: Act to mitigate climate change
By Andrew Black, Jesse Deubel and Max Trujillo When President Joe Biden visits New Mexico this week, he will witness firsthand unfathomable devastation and loss.
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Oil and gas air pollution in Permian Basin draws concern from congressional committee
By Adrian Hedden Carlsbad Current Argus Video provided by Newsy Newslook A congressional committee investigated some of the largest oil and gas companies in the
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Lobo population cap lifted, but environmentalists say new rules don’t go far enough
By Adrian Hedden | July 7, 2022 New federal rules governing the recovery of Mexican gray wolves, known as “lobos,” in New Mexico were immediately
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During National Rivers Month, Legislation to Protect the Gila and San Francisco Rivers Takes Important Step Forward
Small business owners, Tribes, land owners and others have been working on community proposal for nearly a decade Contact: Nathan Newcomer; nathan@nmwild.org; (505) 250-4225 Media Photos
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Wildfires’ impact on watersheds will linger for years
By Scott Wyland Santa Fe New Mexican TAOS — A fire manager stands at the edge of a mountain highway and looks out at a
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