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Trump’s Frantic Deregulation Frenzy

August 19, 2020

Just when the pandemic is attacking American’s lungs, the Trump administration has been rolling back air pollution regulations and increasing the amount of toxic pollution in our air.

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Birds One, Trump’s Lawyers Zero

August 13, 2020August 13, 2020

The Trump administration has a strong ideological opposition to regulations and to any sort of environmental protection. This near obsession has put the administration in opposition to every basic environmental …

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Solving the West’s Water Crisis, One Cow at a Time

July 24, 2020

The Southwest is a dry place. Thin streams flowing from the high peaks trail intense green through millions of acres of red, yellow and gray desert landscape. Green fields of …

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Blowing Off a Moment of National Reckoning

July 11, 2020July 14, 2020

By Tom Ribe Donald Trump is finally losing on many fronts. Having spent years convincing portions of the public that he is a normal, serious president with the public interest …

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The Perfect Virus Storm

June 27, 2020

President Don Trump was never interested in the pandemic. We all know why. The pandemic was not about him. But now it is all about him, but not in a …

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Today, Visiting National Parks Endangers Visitors

June 11, 2020June 29, 2020

Summer is here. Americas are hitting the road for the national parks by the tens of thousands. People from all over the country are tired of coronavirus lockdown and they …

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Permanent Drought in New Mexico?

June 5, 2020

Too many people from Colorado to Mexico expect to get water from the Rio Grande and scientists know that climate change is shrinking the Rio Grande as drought grips our region and overall temperatures steadily rise over time.

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Life Without the Post Office?

May 21, 2020

The US Postal Service is facing its greatest fiscal crisis in its 228-year history. Business have been dropping far less mail into the postal system during the pandemic. The postal …

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The Hidden Toilet Paper Crisis

May 5, 2020June 29, 2020

Americans are buying toilet paper like never before. Crowds flocked to the stores as the covid19 crisis began, and for whatever reason, they cleaned out the national toilet paper supply …

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Methane from New Mexico Oil Wells Exacerbating Climate Change

April 28, 2020

New Mexico’s state budget depends on oil and gas for the bulk of the funds powering our state government. One third of the budget in 2019 came from oil and …

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