NM regulators repeal carbon cap and trade rules
New Mexico regulators have voted to repeal a set of rules that would have allowed the state to participate in a regional cap and trade program for curbing greenhouse gas emissions.Comments
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Environment / Wildfires
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Forest seeking comments on Taos Ski Valley changes
Officials with the Carson National Forest are seeking public comments on a new impact report that covers projects being proposed by Taos Ski Valley as part of the ski resort's master development plan.Comments
NM park gets grant to purchase tree seedlings
Northern New Mexico's Sugarite Canyon State Park has been awarded a grant that will help it purchase more than 10,000 tree and shrub seedlings.Comments
NM county prison slated to get solar power
A New Mexico county jail may be getting solar power.Comments
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- PNM seeks bids for San Juan emissions work
- Drought leaves Las Cruces lake nearly dry
- Southern NM officials warn of high fire danger
- EPA to Downs: Stop dumping
- NM forest officials host meeting on drying trees
- Forecast holds little promise for New Mexico
- Arizona officials amend wolf release policy
- Off-road enthusiasts concerned about NM land deal
- NM regulators push back hearing on pit rule
- Gila Cliff Dwellings reopen after flood damage
- Off-road group challenges Carson Forest travel decision
- NM industry group seeks stay to pit rule appeal
- WNMU prof wins NSF grant to study spider-wasps
- Get a bigger rebate for switching to xeriscape
- NM group ties bird count to habitat protection
- San Juan County gets behind coal mine project
- 3 northwest state rivers added to impaired list
- US gray wolves rebound but face uncertain future
- Interactive: Future of the gray wolf
- Drought, insects hammer trees in southern NM
- NM game officers investigate pronghorn shooting
- Albuquerque rolls back energy code
- NM county tried to improve septic systems
- NM Game Commission meeting to be webcast
- State wants to unleash anglers on northern pike
- Bingaman to hold hearing on energy tax incentives
- NM reaches settlement over air quality violations
- Water conference to touch on desalination, energy
- Dead bird mystery in Bloomfield
- ABQ cited for Clean Water Act violations
- Eagle Nest closed to boating, some fishing allowed
- Targeted grazing strategy could reduce wildfires
- Bandelier reopens backcountry trails after fire
- Drought's grip on NM to last through winter
- Groups ready for 2nd hearing over emissions rules
- NM senators seek delay in lizard decision
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Water worries for New Mexico farmers
- NM biofuels projects gets loan guarantee
- Hearing begins to repeal NM's emissions rules
- Sumner Lake reopens to boaters after water rises
- Swimming bear identified as troublemaker from 2002
- Meetings planned for southern NM irrigators
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Desert big horn sheep removed from endangered species list
- SF National Forest waives some fees on Veterans Day
- Irrigation season ends along Middle Rio Grande
- NMSU looking at role of grazing in fire prevention
