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A U.S. District Court judge denied a request for a temporary restraining order filed by the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association in an attempt to stop the aerial shooting of the feral cattle in the Gila Wilderness. In his order, Judge James Browning ruled that preventing the U.S. Forest Service and its contractor, the federal […]
The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission announced on Monday that companies have submitted more than 400 community solar applications. The PRC has contracted with the independent administrator InClime for the community solar program and InClime will now evaluate the 440 applications that have been received. The applications include proposals for solar arrays in 19 counties. […]
The U.S. Forest Service is once again planning to remove the feral cattle from the Gila Wilderness by shooting them from helicopters. The aerial shooting will occur Feb. 23 through Feb. 26. The plans to remove cattle from the Gila Wilderness using both lethal and non-lethal methods come as the growing herd of feral cattle […]
A paper published in the journal New Phytologist in January emphasizes the need to understand seasonal and drought related changes in plants and how vegetation dynamics influences wildfire. Los Alamos National Laboratory plant ecophysiologist Turin Dickman is the lead author on the paper, which includes more than three dozen authors from multiple countries. The western […]
The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission utility division director said he doesn’t think there will be power shortages this summer despite delays in projects to replace the coal-fired San Juan Generating Station that closed last fall. The new commission heard updates on resource adequacy, particularly related to the Public Service Company of New Mexico, on […]