2014 Highlights From New Mexico Legislature Shadowed by Uncertainty
The Legislation Council Service notes mood shifts as the 2014 session opens with debates on how public school funds are allocated and how to balance district needs. Key items include raises for provisional teachers, class size plans, micro districts funding, GED terminology changes, higher education tweaks, Medicaid improvements, and a focus on safety, trafficking awareness, and economic development.
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T.S. Eliot
Santa Fe
House Judiciary Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Bernalillo and
Sandoval
Senate Public Affairs Committee
EPA plan cuts power plant carbon by 30 percent by 2030
The EPA proposes a 30 percent cut from 2005 levels for power plants by 2030, signaling U S seriousness on climate change. The plan allows flexibility via upgrades, renewables, and efficiency, with a focus on economy and innovation while urging international follow‑through.
Obama EPA CO2 rule could shutter coal plants and reshape energy costs
The EPA releases CO2 emissions rules for existing plants drawing praise and fear. NYT says the plan could redefine Obama’s legacy by targeting climate pollution, while opponents warn of higher electricity costs and plant closures. Reuters notes the final target may rise toward 40 percent from 2005 levels by 2030.
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Barack Obama
China
United States
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Hiv
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National Climate Assessment Report
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India
World Resources Institute
Wisconsin
We Energies
Willy
America
The
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NYT
USA Today
Center For American Progress
Daniel J. Weiss
Washington Post
Clean Air Watch
Frank O'Donnell
Gina McCarthy
the Hill
McCarthy
American Lung Association
White House
Daily Beast
NRDC
Natural Resources Defense Council
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Tom Reynolds
Reynolds
Bloomberg
Should I stay on statins after bypass surgery
The article explains statins reduce LDL risk and curb inflammation in plaques, lowering death and heart attack risk for at risk patients. Many tolerate them, but muscle and joint pains can occur. options include lower dose or different statin, alternate-day dosing, or adding CoQ10 though evidence is limited. Severe rhabdomyolysis is rare but serious. report symptoms promptly.
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Jorge Plutzky
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
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