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Medical pot groups seek common ground with state regulators

30. December 2014

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New Mexico water project comes up short

30. December 2014

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‘Right-to-work’ legislation targets mandatory union fees

30. December 2014

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New study shows New Mexicans making minimum wage can’t afford rent

30. December 2014

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Poor federal evaluation costs LANL operators about $57M

30. December 2014

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Feds slash fee for LANL contractor

30. December 2014

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NM solar industry, PNM butt heads over new fee

30. December 2014

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Bernalillo County commissioners shoot down pay hikes

30. December 2014

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The Best and the Worst Economic News

30. December 2014

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By Wally Gordon

Due to the vicissitudes of our flailing media, the best and the worst economic news of the year, both released over the holidays, seem to have gone entirely unreported. The explanation is that the media are short staffed over the holidays. But so what? News is news.

First, the worst. It has been repeatedly reported that the state’s long term population growth has slowed sharply. This downturn is due to the fact that more people have been moving out of the state than into it. But it had also been repeatedly reported that due to natural population increase—the excess of births over deaths—the population was still growing. Now we know that comforting thought is a fiction...

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San Juan water dries up for first time in 40 years

29. December 2014

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