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Watersheds in Northern New Mexico are takingking a hit as monsoons push wildfire ash and debris into sources, threatening water systems, people and aquatic life.
State officials told San Juan County Commissioners that the 30×30 conservation plan does not give state entities the authority to seize private lands.
Amid criticisms that an initiative to conserve 30 percent of the lands and watersheds in New Mexico by 2030 is a land grab, officials from the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department told San Juan County lawmakers that eminent domain will not be used. Eminent domain is a tool that allows government entities to take […]
A total of $43.5 million was earmarked for environmental conservation and outdoor recreation purposes.