Colorado vs New Mexico in Toward a More Competitive Colorado
A summary of the 10th edition of Toward a More Competitive Colorado contrasts Colorado and New Mexico across nine categories including economic vitality education health and infrastructure. New Mexico ranks lower in job growth health insurance coverage and population growth while Colorado outperforms in several measures though both face challenges.
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Metrodenver.org
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American Legislative Council
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Albuquerque
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Editorial argues money in politics harms democracy in New Mexico
The piece critiques money driven campaigns, urges disclosure and an ethics commission, and supports publicly funded campaigns to curb fundraising. It claims local officials in Rio Arriba County ignore community needs for personal gain, while endorsing reforms to restore voter power and trust in elections.
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Common Cause New Mexico
New Mexico Foundation For Open Government
New Mexico
Rio Arriba
Common Cause
Pro-energy view on fossil fuels and fracking debate
A column by Martin Kral argues fossil fuels remain vital to global energy and daily life while acknowledging environmental concerns. He praises oil and natural gas innovations like horizontal drilling and fracking, notes plant closures from cheap gas, and urges cheap eco-clean solutions across energy sources.
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Martin Kral
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Cableone.net
Iron deficiency in teenage girls treated easily
Dear Doctor explains iron deficiency and anemia in teens, noting iron’s role in hemoglobin and the common link to menstrual blood loss. Treatment is oral iron supplements for months with follow up tests and timing tips for better absorption. Vitamin C aids absorption while calcium hinders it. avoid taking calcium with iron.
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