Self-Governed Land Use for New Mexico’s Rural Future
Opinion argues for closer ground-level decision making on public lands in New Mexico. It highlights sparse population, resource wealth, and reliance on federal land. cites endangered species, wilderness designations, and lost school revenue as costs of current policy. proposes a 21st century Homestead Act and local input.
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Leo Tolstoy
New Mexico
Union
San Juan
Appalachia
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Gallup
San Francisco
Washington
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State Land Trust
Congress
Desert willow leaves uneven. caused by weed killers and weather
Reader asks how to rescue a desert willow with half the tree leafing out. Expert cites possible causes including broadleaf herbicide injury, variable late winter temperatures, and moisture patterns. Irrigation timing advice notes desert willows may not need winter watering and that buds react differently to cold and soil warmth.
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Albuquerque
Seasonal garden advice on desert willow tree care and disease
An Extension horticulture expert explains how winter precipitation and irrigation affect desert willow health. He outlines testing for disease, safe pruning, watering practices, and cautions about herbicide residues. Readers can send questions to Yard and Garden and Dr Curtis Smith for guidance.
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Colorado court rejects anti-fracking decision
A Colorado Supreme Court ruling invalidates Fort Collins and Longmont fracking bans, citing state primacy in oil and gas permitting. The decision aligns with similar actions in New Mexico and Texas, while industry voices praise state control over energy resources and job protection.
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Colorado
Colorado Petroleum Council
Colorado Supreme Court
Alinewsux
Energyrabbit
AlNewSux
University of Cincin
Roswell Museum seeks volunteers to expand docent program
Curator of Education invites volunteers to lead school and group tours as the Roswell Museum and Art Center grows its docent program. No pay, but benefits include one free studio art class annually, museum gift shop discounts, and opportunities to travel for cultural experiences. Call 575-624-6744-22 or email a.nicholson@roswell-am.gov for details.
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Yale
Nature World News
Duke University
Nicholas School of the Environment
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Anthony Ingraffen
Cabot Oil & Gas
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Roswell
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