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Asha the Lobo captures the heart of New Mexico
Lobos are culturally and environmentally significant to New Mexico and a Mexican gray wolf that wildlife experts say is resilient in face of peril and breaks assumptions, something many New Mexicans can relate to, is back after a long trip. Asha the Mexican gray wolf #2754 has now returned to the northern part of the […]
Tularosa family left homeless after 18 months seeking advocacy
Scott and Dolores Rapalee followed the rules at a state and local level for assistance when they faced issues with their housing. However, after putting in over a year fighting to stay or be relocated nearby, they recently became unsheltered. The Rapalees have two children, 12 and 18-years-old. They moved back home to Tularosa in […]
New Mexico leaders create nonprofit to steward funding for federal government climate initiatives
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced the formation of a nonprofit to help New Mexico get millions in federal dollars to invest in renewable and sustainable programs that could boost a gap the state has shown in receiving federal grants. The New Mexico Climate Investment Center, otherwise known as the NMCIC, could assist as a facilitator […]
Albuquerque climate action demands more from industry and elected leaders
Ahead of this week’s massive climate action in New York City and around the world, hundreds in downtown Albuquerque gathered to express their demands. The Albuquerque Climate Strike took place on Sept. 14 where people marched from Robinson Park to outside of The Clyde Hotel, where elected leaders and business stakeholders attended the New Mexico […]