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Staci Matlock

Guadalupe County goes solar

This just in from Gov. Richardson's office: "Governor Bill Richardson today announced that Spanish renewable energy company GA-Solar will be building one of the largest photovoltaic solar projects in…

Tagged: Guadalupe, Richardson, solar

Started by Staci Matlock in Green energy Jan 27.

Staci Matlock

Sustainability heros

Nominate someone you know for one of the city of Santa Fe's sustainability awards~!:

Started by Staci Matlock in Green energy Jan 26.

Staci Matlock

Sustainability heros

The city of Santa Fe is accepting applications for sustainability awards in a variety of categories:The City's Sustainable Santa Fe Commission and Youth Advisory Board are seeking nominations for the…

Started by Staci Matlock in Green building Jan 26.

Staci Matlock

Baby it's hot out there

E-mails aside, a new report out of NASA claims the last decade was the hottest on on record and 2009 tied with six other years (all but one post-2000) for the second hottest year on record.That's glo…

Started by Staci Matlock in Climate change Jan 26.

billp37

Feds mull regulating drugs in water 1 Reply

Federal regulators under President Barack Obama have sharply shifted course on long-standing policy toward pharmaceutical residues in the nation's drinking water, taking a critical first step toward…

Started by billp37 in Using The Green Line; Help for new members. Last reply by billp37 Jan 23.

Staci Matlock

The costs of drilling?

The national Environmental Working Group has released its latest study, this one on the impacts of oil and gas drilling on drinking water.Bob Gallagher, exec director of the NM Oil and Gas Associatio…

Started by Staci Matlock in Oil and Gas Jan 21.

Staci Matlock

Supreme Court considers GM alfalfa

The U.S. Supreme Court is taking up the issue of genetically modified alfalfa, according to a blurb in The True Food Network sent out by Charles Martin of the NMSU Sustainable Agriculture Center in A…

Tagged: Court, Supreme, alfalfa, Monsanto

Started by Staci Matlock in Food for Thought Jan 20.

maury brooks

Support Ecological Sciences / Environmental Education in Santa FE 3 Replies

Later this week the Santa Fe Public School board will be voting to hopefully establish our first ecological sciences magnet school. The vote is very close. Because it is a pilot project at a small s…

Tagged: Santa, Fe, environmental, ecological, education

Started by maury brooks in Oil and Gas. Last reply by maury brooks Jan 18.

 
 

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