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Federal spending bills drafted by Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives include what the Clean Budget Coalition describes as 17 different poison pills in the form of policy riders related to climate change, water quality and clean energy. The Clean Budget Coalition is a group of nearly 260 advocacy organizations that focuses on […]
The New Mexico Supreme Court upheld a decision by state regulators’ to deny transferring the Public Service Company of New Mexico’s ownership share in the Four Corners Power Plant to Navajo Transitional Energy Company. Justice Briana Zamora wrote the unanimous opinion rejecting PNM’s arguments and upholding the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission’s denial. The case […]
In 2017, a 14-year-old Idaho resident named Canyon Mansfield took his labrador retriever, Kasey, on a walk on public lands, unaware that a federal agency had set a device known as a cyanide bomb out to control predators. His experience with that device, known as an M-44, is now one of the stories driving efforts […]
State agencies fined a Texas-based oil and gas company operating in the Permian Basin more than $40 million for alleged violations of air quality regulations. Ameredev II, LLC and Ameredev Operating, LLC allegedly released “significant excess emissions of five regulated air pollutants from five facilities in Lea County,” according to a press release from the […]
Elephant Butte Irrigation District Manager Gary Esslinger showed legislators a graph on Tuesday depicting the amount of water released and stored in Elephant Butte Reservoir over the decades. “The graph that you see here is what is represented as a hydrographic, hydrologic history of the (Rio Grande) Project,” he said. “You can also call it […]