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Earth Day Message

By Myah Wilmarth | April 22, 2022

4.22.2022 – Environment Reporter Laura Paskus shares her message to New Mexicans on Earth Day. What can you do to better your planet? Small actions…

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Analyzing Latinx Voting Trends

By Myah Wilmarth | April 15, 2022

4.15.2022 – Correspondent Russell Contreras sits down with an expert on Latinx voting trends to talk about what we learned from 2020, and how it…

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NMPBS Learning Media Modules

By Myah Wilmarth | April 15, 2022

4.15.2022 – At New Mexico PBS, our main objective is to inform you, our viewers, about the issues that matter around this state. But we’re…

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Spring Runoff Forecast

By Myah Wilmarth | April 8, 2022

4.8.2022 – The Natural Resources Conservation Service issues spring forecasts for western rivers, including the Rio Grande. Hydrologist Angus Goodbody, with the agency’s National Water…

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Plastic Bags & Storm Water

By Myah Wilmarth | April 8, 2022

4.8.2022 – Albuquerque City Council has voted to override Mayor Tim Keller’s veto of their plastic bag ban repeal. Council members who voted to repeal…

A person dressed as a porcupine with leaves attached to the costume for theatre at the Rio Grande River.

Conservation Carnivale: Bringing Levity to Water Education

By Myah Wilmarth | April 1, 2022

4.1.2022 – In Albuquerque, the Conservation Carnivale brings the Rio Grande’s bosque ecosystem alive with theatre—and some silliness, too. Ringleader Endion Schichtel knows how hard…

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Faith in a Climate-Changed World

By Myah Wilmarth | April 1, 2022

4.1.2022 – New Mexicans already face the impacts of climate change, including uncertain water supplies for irrigation, dry riverbeds, forest die-offs, and wildfires. When it…

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Sustaining Journalism in New Mexico

By Myah Wilmarth | April 1, 2022

4.1.2022 – Times are tough for many news outlets in New Mexico and that means a growing risk of news deserts. Host Gene Grant talks…

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Nuclear Waste Storage Proposal

By Myah Wilmarth | April 1, 2022

4.1.2022 – New Mexico State Senator Jeff Steinborn (D-District 36) is among those worried about plans by a private company to store the nation’s nuclear…

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Revamping the Rio

By Myah Wilmarth | March 25, 2022

3.25.2022 – Along the Rio Grande in Corrales, New Mexico, nonprofit and governmental partners have come together to try to put floodwaters and wastewater to…

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NM’s New State Engineer

By Myah Wilmarth | March 25, 2022

3.25.2022 – New Mexico has a new water boss under Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. State Engineer Mike Hamman spoke with correspondent Laura Paskus about the…

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Weather Modification

By Myah Wilmarth | March 18, 2022

3.18.2022 – As drought continues to grip the western United States, some communities are trying to modify the weather—and New Mexico state officials have received…