
New Mexico wildlife, plants around Holloman Lake have highest PFAS contamination on record
Health officials warn about consumption of area waterfowl
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Health officials warn about consumption of area waterfowl
New Mexico congressional delegation reflects on significance of certification on fourth anniversary of the deadly insurrection
Proposals include tribal-state education partnerships, expanded foster care support, trust fund for retired workers and stricter penalties for threats
2024 continued to be a turbulent year in water policy, politics and health in New Mexico.
Parties will attempt to hash out how much groundwater pumping needs to be reduced, as the Biden administration sunsets.
The state’s revenue from its 9 million acres of land and 13 million acres of below-ground holdings goes to its Land Grant Permanent Fund.
The civil suit comes nearly a year after the revelation from state agencies that the utility sent water with “high levels of arsenic” to residents without telling the public.
After reports of misusing public money, the State Ethics Commission may now be involved, but that information will not be made public unless a determination is made.