Let's talk about endangered rivers and streams
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by Bryce Dix
6d ago
Last summer, the U.S. Supreme Court slashed protections of many waterways and wetlands. Their decision left water advocates and experts alarmed over the potential impact on New Mexico’s streams and rivers. On the next Let’s Talk New Mexico, we’ll discuss a new report labeling the state’s rivers as particularly vulnerable ..read more
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Author looks at the impact of the nuclear industry on New Mexico
Let's Talk New Mexico
by Megan Kamerick
1M ago
On this episode we talk with Lucie Genay, author of “Land of Nuclear Enchantment: A New Mexican History of the Nuclear Weapons Industry ..read more
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Let's talk about Guaranteed Basic Income
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by Kaveh Mowahed
1M ago
Most Americans have little to no savings so even a small emergency can have catastrophic results. Pilot programs in Santa Fe, Albuquerque and Las Cruces are among those nationwide seeking to help some low income families by providing a modest monthly stipend. It’s called a Guaranteed Basic Income. What do you think about giving people money directly ..read more
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Let's talk about our child welfare crisis
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by Taylor Velazquez
2M ago
This year’s legislative session has officially come to an end and when it comes to child welfare the session was uneventful. There were several pieces of legislation proposing many solutions, but little saw movement or were deemed not germane. On this week’s Let’s Talk New Mexico, we’ll discuss what’s next for child welfare in New Mexico ..read more
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Let's talk about gun laws
Let's Talk New Mexico
by Taylor Velazquez
2M ago
Gun violence has more than doubled in New Mexico since 2014. Deaths of children in 2023 led to the Governor’s contentious public health order to keep guns out of many public places. On the next Let’s Talk New Mexico we’ll discuss gun safety, access, and the proposed new legislation making its way through the legislature ..read more
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Let's talk oil and gas and the budget
Let's Talk New Mexico
by Megan Kamerick
3M ago
New Mexico is once again seeing record revenues as lawmakers meet in Santa Fe to create a budget. That’s in large part due to booming oil and gas production. The state is the second-largest oil producer in the country and among the top 10 in natural gas production. But a number of bills in the legislative session would make big changes if they pass ..read more
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Let's talk about the 2024 legislative session
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by Kaveh Mowahed
3M ago
It’s time for another short legislative session focused on the state budget as New Mexico is seeing historically high revenue, mostly from oil and gas development. Where do you think lawmakers and the governor should be focusing our financial resources ..read more
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Let's talk about New Year's resolutions
Let's Talk New Mexico
by Megan Kamerick
3M ago
It’s that time of year when we think of resetting, making plans, maybe even some New Year’s resolutions. But at least one poll found that the average resolution lasts just over three months. So how do we make changes and plans that work for us, that will last past those first heady weeks of a new calendar? This week we'll talk with coaches and trainers about tips for finding what works ..read more
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Let's talk about the biggest news stories of 2023
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by Megan Kamerick
4M ago
As we wrap up 2023, we will take a look back at the last 12 months with a group of journalists discussing issues like abortion access, education policies, housing affordability and homelessness, climate change, redistricting, and health care ..read more
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Let's talk about the transition to electric vehicles
Let's Talk New Mexico
by Bryce Dix
5M ago
Earlier this month, the state of New Mexico decided on next steps away from fossil fuels for transportation by approving regulations prioritizing more low-emissions vehicles on the road – including electric vehicles. But, concerns of infrastructure equity for EVs still remain for a state that remains largely rural ..read more
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