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Flushing Out Trump’s Appliance Views

December 29, 2019December 29, 2019

By Tom Ribe    While many readers find Trump reprehensible, his place as the leader of the conservative movement in America and abroad makes even his most laughable views cause …

Posted in Climate change, Elections, energy policy, environmental politics, pollution, rivers, Uncategorized  •  1 Comment on Flushing Out Trump’s Appliance Views

Why Trump Hates Wind Energy

December 26, 2019December 26, 2019

By Tom Ribe  The headline caught my eye: “Trump Goes on Bizarre Tirade Against Wind Turbines.” I read the article because I care about wind energy as a key solution …

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Where the Trout Hide

December 21, 2019March 25, 2020

   We needed to go out toward Iron Gate, the far end of the road that follows the Pecos River from the town of the same name up into the …

Posted in historic places, National Forests, The Great Outdoors, Watersheds, wilderness  •  1 Comment on Where the Trout Hide

Burning Down the House

December 6, 2019December 7, 2019

   I recently went to Tucson for to join wild land fire specialists gathered to talk about the particular science of fire moving across the land, through the trees, through …

Posted in Climate change, environmental politics, events, Fire, natural history, public lands  •  1 Comment on Burning Down the House

Owls, White Cows, Susan’s Beer Taps

November 2, 2019November 2, 2019

Fire and Owls    Land managers at the Valles Caldera National Preserve went forward with a prescribed burn in the Banco Bonito area on the southwest corner of the Preserve …

Posted in Breweries, taprooms, brewpubs, Climate change, environmental politics, historic places, National Forests, National Parks, rivers, water for beer  •  No Comments on Owls, White Cows, Susan’s Beer Taps

Fall Fun in the New Mexico High Country

October 2, 2019October 2, 2019

    Fantastic fall in New Mexico, the cool air flows in under the fading heat of summer. Where better to be alive than right here with all the great possibilities …

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Bureau of Land Management Under Attack

September 6, 2019November 2, 2019

Trumping the BLM by Tom Ribe    Ever since public lands were made permanent parts of the American experience around the turn of the last century, there have been people …

Posted in Climate change, energy policy, environmental politics, National Forests, National Monument, National Parks, public lands, The Great Outdoors  •  1 Comment on Bureau of Land Management Under Attack

Canada Bonito – Meadow Extrodinair

August 19, 2019August 20, 2019

   One of the most beautiful and unique experiences in the Jemez Mountains of New Mexico are the high grasslands in the mountains surrounding the Valles Caldera and in the …

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How to go Rafting in Northern New Mexico

July 24, 2019July 24, 2019

Nothing is more quintessentially summer than getting on the river in a raft or a kayak on a wild western river.  In a raft you can see wildlife, laugh with …

Posted in historic places, National Monument, rivers, The Great Outdoors, Uncategorized, Watersheds, wilderness  •  2 Comments on How to go Rafting in Northern New Mexico
Swollen Rio del Pueblo

Drought Over in the Southwest?

July 18, 2019July 18, 2019

 As the summer rains come to the four corners area, white thunderheads loom over mountains still heavily covered in white snow from last winter. People have been skiing remote strands …

Posted in Climate change, history, rivers, San Juan Mountains, skiing, water for beer, Watersheds, wilderness  •  1 Comment on Drought Over in the Southwest?

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