Lawmakers push reform of New Mexico Game and Fish
Lawmakers in Las Cruces plan bills to rename the agency the Department of Wildlife and broaden its mission, funding, and board structure. The measures seek a nominating committee, six year terms, and new governance to curb turnover while preserving governor appointment power.
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Carlsbad eyes city-wide cardboard recycling program
Carlsbad announces a six month feasibility study funded by a $100,000 Chevron donation to explore a city run cardboard recycling facility for residents. NewGen Strategies will assess costs and timelines with results due in early 2025, aiming to reduce landfill waste and boost local jobs.
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