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A new study published this month examines how the petrochemical industry in the Permian Basin has deformed the landscape by causing some areas to sink while other areas rise. While the changes may not be easily noticeable, especially in sparsely populated areas like the Permian Basin, researchers say they can damage infrastructure.  The study by […]

The Federal Emergency Management Agency announced final regulations for the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Fire Assistance Act on Monday. These regulations govern how nearly $4 billion of federal money will be spent in assisting people and communities impacted by the fire. “This significant milestone comes as a result of the feedback received during the public comment […]

Bernalillo County resident Thomas Solomon recalled having a bear break into his house on the western slope of the Sandia Mountains about a month ago in search of food in the form of bird seed. “He could smell (the bird feeders) in the kitchen where we put them overnight,” Solomon said during a New Mexico […]

Of the 26 utilities that responded to a bench request last year inquiring about cybersecurity practices, only four of them reported practices that are considered mature, meaning they are likely able to withstand threats. The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission discussed the responses to the bench request and what steps should be taken next during […]

While the state created its first ever dedicated recurring fund for conservation projects during the last legislative session, Brittany Fallon, a member of the Land of Enchantment Legacy Fund Conservation Coalition, said more money is needed to prevent the fund from running out of money in fiscal year 2029. “It’s really important that we get […]