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Addressing the Yazzie-Martinez Lawsuit

February 4, 2022
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2.4.2022 – More than three years after a court ruling mandating change, the state legislature is considering a trio of bills aimed at making education more equitable for all New Mexican Students. Out Line Opinion panelists debate whether the proposals go far enough to help Native American students in response to the Yazzie-Martinez lawsuit. Host:…

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The Science of Hydrogen Power

February 4, 2022
A 3D Rendering of a metal cannister with a H2 label and a sky background with a splash of water through the image.

2.4.2022 – Environment Correspondent Laura Paskus and Capital & Main journalist Jerry Redfern explore what we know about hydrogen power. Redfern has been covering energy issues for years and explains why some environmental groups are apprehensive about New Mexico’s push to become a hub for hydrogen. Correspondent: Laura Paskus Guest: Jerry Redfern, reporter, Capital &…

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