Conservation Talks Outline Habitat Friendly Practices for Lizard and Chicken
Burger urged industry groups around lizard and chicken habitats to keep infrastructure out of dunes and reduce disturbance during breeding. He praised oil firms for compliance and proposed conservation agreements between the Fish and Wildlife Service and landowners to establish uniform protections, with a June decision pending on the lizard listing.
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Burger
Oil and Gas Industry
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
RAC
New Mexico Leads Decline in Teen Birth Rates
The CDC reports that teen births fell nationwide to a record low 3.4 percent in 2010, with girls ages 15 to 17 at 4.4 percent in 1998 dropping to 2.6 percent in 2010. New Mexico credits education and access to services, noting demographic factors and a large Hispanic population influence trends.
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New Mexico
CDC
Jane Peacock
Health Department
Public Health
Francesca Duran
Pb&j Family Services
Ruiz
Peacock
Syria Faces Civil War Risk as Ceasefire Unfolds
U.N. briefing via videoconference from Geneva outlines potential street protests if Assad honors the cease-fire and pulls forces back. The regime relies on shabiha and loyal security networks to maintain control amid an evolving armed uprising. The Free Syrian Army pledges compliance, but fragmentation and regional interest raise fears of chaos and a broader conflict. Western powers back Annan’s plan, while sanctions and diplomacy struggle to stop bloodshed.
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Assad
Syria
Shabiha
Hosni Mubarak
Free Syrian Army
Annan
U.N
Libya
Muammar Gaddafi
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
U.S
Carney
White House
Colorado River supply debate fuels conservation ideas
The Colorado River compact dates from 1922 but real shortages worry states Arizona California Nevada Colorado Wyoming Utah New Mexico and even parts of Mexico. Ideas include water banking gray water reuse pricing reform and voluntary transfers while agencies explore reservoirs and new dams.
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Arizona
California
Nevada
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
Interior
Ken Salazar
Bureau of Reclamation
John Hickenlooper
Colorado College
Denver Post
U.S. Geological Survey
Marcia McNutt
Colorado River
Abby Bonds With Casa Maria Resident As School Routine Changes
Abby, a student at Pecos Elementary, spends Wednesday afternoons with Casa Maria resident Carnella McKinney. McKinney, who moved to Roswell during the Depression, acts like another grandmother, reading to Abby, helping with homework, and sharing snacks while Abby helps with daily tasks.
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Maria Gonzalez
Pecos
Abby
Sandy Gonzalez
Casa Maria
Carnella McKinney
McKinney
San Angelo
Texas
Roswell
V.kahin
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