Decline in New Mexico Hunting Ties Economy to Demographics
New Mexico sees a drop in hunting licenses issued from 2004 to 2013 amid aging hunters and urban migration while hunting’s economic impact remains large. Hunters spent over 265 million in 2013 and contributed 861 million to state activity, with licenses split between landowners, residents, and out-of-state and outfitters. Regulators and politics shape tag allocation, driving some hunters to out-of-state hunts and leaving residents with fewer opportunities to fill freezers.
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New Mexico
Tion
Game and Fish
Joel Gay
The
New
Outrage in Politics and Leadership Norms
A reflective column discusses how public outrage shapes political discourse. It contrasts harsh rhetoric with decency, cites Donald Trump and Barack Obama, and argues leaders should motivate and inspire rather than rely on outrage. Reprinted from the Jacksonville Daily.
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Donald Trump
Fox News
Megyn Kelly
Trump
Barack Obama
Iran
United States
Paul Ryan
White House
Ronald Reagan
Bill Clinton
Criminal laws in New Mexico a sham
In Roswell discussions on curbing crime claim current statutes exist but penalties for most crimes are ineffective. The author argues that despite laws on paper, real punishment is minimal and the system fails to deter wrongdoing.
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New Mexico
Roswell
New WOTUS rule faces injunctions as Aug. deadline nears
States from 31 across four districts move to block EPA and ACOE from enforcing the waters of the United States rule set to take effect August 28. Attorneys general argue the rule expands federal reach over non navigable intrastate waters and could hinder agriculture homebuilding oil and gas mining and industry.
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U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
West Virginia
Patrick Morrisey
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
ACOE
Federal Register
Texas
Ken Paxton
Morrisey
Paxton
United States
Jim Oberstar
D-Minn
CWA
Obama
NGI
Alaska
Colorado
North Dakota
New Mexico
Independent Petroleum Association of America
U.S. District Court
Georgia
Indiana
North Carolina
Wayne Stenehjem
Clean Water Act
Corps
Congress
U.S. Supreme Court
Solid Waste Agency
Cook County
Army Corps of Engineers
Rapanos
Energy Freedom
Martin Noon
Energy Makes America Great Inc
Citizens’ Alliance For Responsible Energy
CARE
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Jacksonville Daily
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