Legislative decisions shape New Mexico state functions
The LCS review notes budget creativity with skimming from reserves and seven education bills signed by Gov. Martinez. Schools face class size and day length changes, K-Plus extended through fifth grade, breakfast expanded, and tests trimmed. Health and human services add brain injury protocols and expanded antidote access. A sole worker program in the Economic Development Department aims to recruit remote and self employed workers. other items include forest fire funds, geothermal moves, and a $1 million grant for an anti mining era suit. Regulators expect more discussion after vetoed local acquits and water projects.
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Heat tolerant tomato varieties for New Mexico gardens
Article explains why hot weather can block tomato fruit set and suggests practical steps. Experiment with heat hardy varieties such as Saladette and Heritage, plus cherry and pear types. Shade plants during peak sun, avoid over fertilization with nitrogen, and rotate crops with non Solanaceae like beans and corn.
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Wind Turbines Create Local Health and Economic Concerns
A Minnesota resident writes to the Public Utility Commission about health issues from the Bent Tree Wind Farm near Alden with 19 turbines within one mile. Studies cited show reduced coastal tourism and property values near offshore turbines, while PURPA reforms loom in Congress and wind industry subsidies exceed $176 billion.
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Mich
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Congress
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Gene based vaccines aim to trigger broad immune protection
Doctors describe passive and active immunization advances using broadly neutralizing antibodies and gene therapies to combat HIV AIDS Ebola and flu. Lab studies show antibodies neutralize multiple strains and gene-based approaches prompt immune cells to produce protective antibodies in animals and humans.
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