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New Mexico Political Report
New Mexico Political Report
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation, Public Lands, Quick Reads

BLM releases draft environmental assessment for potash mine clay settlement facility

by Hannah Grover June 21, 2021
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation, Public Lands

Recent storms have brought moisture, but fire danger remains

by Hannah Grover May 24, 2021
NMPR
Posted inUncategorized

Feds move forward with New Mexico drilling plan despite community outcry

by Capital & Main March 23, 2021
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation

BLM grapples with public participation amid coronavirus pandemic, while some call for lease sales to be postponed

by kendrachamberlain March 26, 2020
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation

Navajo government officials, environmental groups want review of BLM’s Chaco Canyon leases

by kendrachamberlain July 16, 2019
NMPR
Posted inUncategorized

It’s not the Green New Deal: It’s the Red Deal… and it’s in NM

by Sara Van Note June 24, 2019
New Mexico Political Report
New Mexico Political Report
Posted inQuick Reads

Opponents to rally in NM over sale of public lands for drilling

by Public Editor December 4, 2018
New Mexico Political Report
New Mexico Political Report
Posted inQuick Reads

Study: Visitors to NM’s outdoors generate an economic windfall

by Public Editor October 1, 2018
NMPR
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation

The country’s busiest oil and gas office has a plan for more drilling

by High Country News September 20, 2018
Posted inEnvironment & Conservation

Beleaguered BLM office faces decisions on oil leases near national park

by Laura Paskus July 16, 2018

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