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New Mexico’s Governor Declares Drought Emergency. Sort Of.
Capital & Main
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June 11, 2025
In late May, Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s office sent out a press release announcing an executive order that declared a drought emergency and state of emergency in New Mexico. The order itself was missing two things: It didn’t actually include an...
New Mexico Offers $5.3M In Low-Interest Loans For Energy-Saving Building Upgrades
CleanTechnica
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June 11, 2025
Nonprofits, community centers, and other public-serving buildings across New Mexico can now apply for low-interest loans to make their facilities more energy efficient, thanks to a new $5.3 million fund from the state. The Energy Efficiency...
PrimeBiome Reviews (We Tried It for 90 days) Here’s Our Honest Prime Biome Review and the Real Science Behind It (Verified)
South Africa Today
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June 13, 2025
Prime Biome is a carefully formulated organic skincare supplement inspired by advanced medical research and certain herbal remedies for clear skin. But at the core of its workings, the formulation targets the real reason behind skin health issues,...
Meet the 133 highest-revenue private companies based in New Mexico
The Business Journals
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June 12, 2025
The 133 largest private companies in New Mexico generated more than $8 billion in combined revenue in 2024. Based in New Mexico, those businesses employ more than 23,000 people locally. The online version of this ranking expands beyond what...
Engaging the community: Future doctors learn about health care in Roswell
Roswell Daily Record - New Mexico
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Visiting Roswell has been a new experience for three young students enrolled in the University of New Mexico's combined BA/MD (Baccalaureate/Doctor of Medicine) Degree Program, a partnership between the UNM College of Arts and Sciences and the UNM...
Sociology professor awarded prestigious grant to conduct research in Norway
The University of New Mexico
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June 13, 2025
From New Mexico to Norway! Sharon Erickson Nepstad, a distinguished professor in the Department of Sociology & Criminology at The University of New Mexico, is heading overseas next spring for research after being awarded a prestigious grant at the...
Online Master’s in Computer Science
Pace University - New York
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An online master’s degree in computer science is a great way to get the professional skills necessary to meet the growing demand in tech fields. Computer scientists enjoy a very high demand for their skills and occupy a wide variety of...
Diné Professor Named to First Endowed Professorship in Population Health at University of New Mexico
Native News Online
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Details By Native News Online Staff June 11, 2025 The University of New Mexico’s College of Population Health (COPH) has named Dr. Carmella Kahn (Diné) as the first Davis-Kozoll Endowed Professor for Prevention Research and Practice. The new...
Texas A&M animal science faculty earn national recognition
AgriLife Today - Texas
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June 13, 2025
The Beef Improvement Federation, BIF, honored four Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Department of Animal Science faculty members at its annual symposium on June 12 in Amarillo. The Beef Improvement Federation is a national...
SPI Technology by Progress Group Enhances Precision in 3D Printed Concrete
3D Printing Industry
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June 13, 2025
Progress Group, a company specializing in mechanical engineering and precast concrete systems, has introduced a proprietary 3D printing process known as Selective Paste Intrusion (SPI). Designed for large-format concrete parts, the SPI system...
Groundwater in the Colorado River basin won't run out — but eventually we won’t be able to get at it, scientists warn " target="_self"…
LiveScience
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June 13, 2025
Stark new satellite data reveal that the Colorado River basin has lost huge amounts of groundwater over the last few decades, with some research suggesting that this groundwater could run out by the end of the century. But is that really the case?...
FBI Recovers Two Paintings Stolen From University of New Mexico Museum Forty Years Ago
Artforum
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June 11, 2025
The University of New Mexico’s Harwood Museum of Art in Taos, New Mexico, on June 6 unveiled to the public two canvases returned to the institution by the FBI, after having been missing for forty years. The works, Victor Higgins’s Aspens, ca....
Scale AI founder Alexandr Wang joins Meta for AI research: Who is he and why is Zuckerberg investing on his $29 billion startup
The Times of India
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Facebook owner Meta has invested in Scale AI in a deal that values the labelling startup of worth more than $29 billion. The CEO and co-founder of Scale AI is a 28-year-old Alexandr Wang who has emerged as one of the most influential figures in...
New Mexico Still Searching for New Broadband Director
Broadband Breakfast
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June 10, 2025
June 10, 2025 – New Mexico is still without a permanent director for its Office of Broadband Access and Expansion following the departure of former acting director Drew Lovelace. Lovelace, who had served as acting director since September 2023,...
Former APD officer relinquishes certification, Geothermal power plant, Hot weather, Guardsmen helping police, Chips research
KRQE - New Mexico
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June 13, 2025
Friday’s Top Stories Friday’s Five Facts [1] Former officer in DWI scheme relinquishes certification – A former APD officer at the center of the DWI corruption scheme has been officially stripped of his law enforcement certification. Joshua Monaño...
Record levels of PFAS contamination found at Holloman Lake, New Mexico
KOAT 7 - New Mexico
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June 11, 2025
91 LATER ON THIS AFTERNOON. THANK YOU ERIC. NEW RESEARCH IS SHOWING JUST HOW BAD THE CONTAMINATION IS AT HOLLOMAN LAKE IN SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO. THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO’S MUSEUM OF SOUTHWESTERN BIOLOGY REPORTED WORLD RECORD CONCENTRATIONS OF...
New Mexico wrestles with risks and costs of reusing fracking wastewater
Environmental Health News
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June 10, 2025
New Mexico lawmakers are weighing whether to treat and reuse toxic fracking wastewater as the state faces worsening drought, but environmental groups warn that current technology can't guarantee public safety. Shi En Kim reports for High Country...
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Bioengineer.org
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June 13, 2025
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Teach Plus New Mexico Launches Economic Mobility Summits To Shape Student Career Pathways
Los Alamos Daily Post - New Mexico
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June 10, 2025
TPNM News: HOBBS — With an 18% poverty rate, New Mexico consistently ranks among the nation’s poorest states despite significant investments. To address this challenge, Teach Plus New Mexico is launching the Economic Mobility Summit Series to...
Which New Mexico bills are going into law July 1?
KRQE - New Mexico
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June 10, 2025
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) — About a dozen new laws in New Mexico are set to go into effect on July 1. The bills range from changes in hair braiding licensing to increasing certain livestock fees. You can find more information on the bills below. “An act...