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Prescribed burning was believed the origin of the Hermits Peak Calf Canyon Fire, which started in April 2022 and burned 340,980 acres.

The bill would require New Mexico adopt a statewide plan to address climate change and take preventative measures for the impacts of extreme weather.

A political version of musical chairs concluded last week during a meeting of the Bernalillo County Commission, tasked with filling empty legislative seats over the last couple of months.

The bill would at language to state law governing prescribed burns to place a ban on the practice between March 1 and May 31 of any year.

Wildfires, shooting sprees, and heroes lost in a copter crash among year’s list

Note: Every year, we count down the top ten stories of the year, as voted on by NM Political Report staffers. See our entire countdown of 2022 top stories, to date, here. The two largest fires in state history burned simultaneously this summer, charring hundreds of thousands of acres and displaced thousands of people. Even people whose properties were not directly impacted by […]

Here’s a look at the most notable weather events that rocked the United States and around the world in 2022.

It was a bad year for dams and a good one for ‘green’ metals.

Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández: This is what justice looks like

/PRNewswire/ -- Fire Litigation law firm Singleton Schreiber is alerting homeowners in California, Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico to potential flooding...