WWII Explosives Removed From Native Lands Across New Mexico
Environmental scientist James Glover leads NALEMP efforts to clear WWII munitions from tribal and tribal-adjacent lands in New Mexico. About 2,000 acres cleared and 15,000 pounds of explosives removed across multiple counties and ranges from Ladron Peak to Cochiti Lake. Traces remain dangerous with live shells and high explosive potential.
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Hile
James Glover
U.S
Glover
Britannia Environmental Consulting
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ladron Peak
Cochiti Lake
Sandoval County
NICU reunion celebrates Rust hospital families and staff
About 200 people attended the second annual Presbyterian Rust NICU reunion at the hospital last Saturday. Amanda Johnson and Bristol joined nurses led by Mary Gannon for photos and activities as families reflected on 22 days of care after Bristol’s 32 week birth.
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Amanda Johnson
Bristol
Presbyterian Rust
Amanda
Rust
Jayden Johnson
Bristol Johnson
Mary Gannon
Rust Nicu
NICU
Presbyterian
Albuquerque
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