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Plume releases “complex and dynamic” array of chemicals
On Sunday afternoon around 4 p.m., the light suddenly changed in northern New Mexico. I was looking down, tying my…
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‘Call that profit’
On New Mexico in Focus last week, Russell Contreras sat down with Tina Cordova, co-founder of the Tularosa Basin Downwinders…
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Cerro Pelado Fire, plus: Rio Grande goes from rip-roaring to muddy & dry
The Rio Grande’s flows were glorious this spring. But river drying in the Middle Valley began a few days ago…
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What happens when cluster bombs rain down
Earlier this month the Biden administration publicly announced its decision to send cluster bombs to Ukraine. To an American public…
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Navigating the Cerro Pelado Fire Rumor Mill
Who among us can forget April 2022 in New Mexico? It was dry. It was hot. It was windy as…
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Let’s Talk About Love
During the last episode of New Mexico in Focus, we re-aired four Our Land segments about topics ranging from the…
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It’s easy to dismantle something…
New Mexico in Focus Correspondent Antonia Gonzales spoke last week to Brian Vallo, former governor of Acoma Pueblo and current…
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Environmental Justice in the Classroom
This spring, the Rio Grande is ripping along, flush with snowmelt and boosted by spring rains. That’s good news for…
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Texas Isn’t Stealing Your Water
In late May, flows on the Rio Grande through Albuquerque were almost 10 times what they were last year. Snowmelt…
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