Unicorn power versus nuclear option for energy future
A New Mexico Opinion piece argues for advancing small modular reactors and a National Nuclear Innovation Center while critiquing public resistance to nuclear energy. It notes past incidents, funding shifts, and the need for baseload power alongside renewables. It cites ARPA Energy, DOE budgets, and legislation, ending with a call to consider unicorns as a joking alternative.
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New Mexico
China
Jane
U.S. Department of Energy
Federal Advanced Research Projects Agency For Energy
ARPA
Stanley
Senate
Secretary of Energy
Aphids Cause Curling Leaves On Peach Trees In Spring
Aphids on new peach growth cause curling and yellowing leaves. Green peach aphids and leaf curl aphids feed on tender growth and can transmit viruses. Management is limited after damage. best control is dormant oil spray before swelling and encouraging natural predators like convergent lady beetles.
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New Mexico
Carol Sutherland
New Mexico State University Extension Service
Climate Hustle film scrutiny of climate change claims
The piece reviews the film Climate Hustle airing May 2, detailing claims of climate alarmism, disputed scientific consensus, and past predictions. It notes critics like Robert Kennedy Jr and presents arguments for reexamining evidence, featuring figures such as Marita Noon and Nils-Axe Mérner.
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Earth Day
General Assembly
United Nations
New York
United States of America
John Kerry
Wall Street Journal
International Business Times
Newsweek
U.N
Ban Ki-moon
Marc Morano
Morano
Leonard Nimoy
Mr. Spock
Walter Cronkite
Hemi
America
Thomas Jefferson
Royal Society
Joseph Banks
Capitol Hill
James Hanson
Britain
Prince Charles
Gore
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
Hurt
Nils-Axe Mérner
UNM specimen archive at risk after NSF grant suspension
The University of New Mexico Museum of Southwestern Biology faces risk as NSF suspends the CSBR grants program that funds maintenance of natural history collections. The UNM facility houses about 500 000 tissue samples plus millions of specimens across mammals amphibians reptiles arthropods fishes plants and parasites, supporting climate and evolution research.
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
National Science Foundation
UNM
Museum of Southwestern Biology
Albuquerque Journal
NSF
Gram. Nsf
CSBR
Jon Dunnam
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