River otter reintroduction debated along the Rio Grande
Environmental groups and officials in New Mexico push to restore river otters to the Rio Grande and other waters. Some Arroyo Hondo residents worry about trout declines, while advocates say otters can curb non native crayfish and improve overall ecosystems. A final decision from the Game Commission is expected within a year.
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Doctors Restricted Over Flu Vaccine Dosing in New Mexico
New Mexico health officials warn physicians they will face prosecution for dispensing flu vaccine doses outside authorized methods. Limited Aventis Pasteur vaccine supplies are being allocated to doctors who must prioritize high risk patients including seniors, young children, pregnant women, those with chronic diseases, health care workers, and caregivers.
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