This year the New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission decides whether a diversion of the Gila River is necessary to meet supply demand. Critics say enforcing current diversion rights would reduce drying, meet demand and protect an already fragile ecosystem.
Continue reading...27. December 2013
Uruguay's progressive renewable energy policy has become a beacon of what's possible when taking into account sustainability, public health and national values.
Continue reading...26. December 2013
Albuquerque's West Side murders and the ongoing killing of women in Ciudad Juarez expose systematic injustices related to class and social power when dealing with femicide.
Continue reading...24. December 2013
Is the most recent state water planning initiative a Quixotic undertaking? Mike Agar explores the possibilities beyond the windmills.
Continue reading...23. December 2013
V.B. Price's weekly collection of appreciations and observations.
Continue reading...19. December 2013
A South American country's lucid vision of education and healthcare.
Continue reading...19. December 2013
V.B. Price talks with renowned landscape architect, professor, and award winning author Baker Morrow about trees in the Albuquerque cityscape.
Continue reading...16. December 2013
V.B. Price's weekly collection of appreciations and observations.
Continue reading...13. December 2013
Is Death Valley the landscape of our future? Margaret Randall contemplates this notion as she explores the unique environments of Death Valley and Joshua Tree.
Continue reading...12. December 2013
In this second installment we look at education reform in New Mexico and how outside interests are dictating our policy and narrative.
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30. December 2013
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