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Clean, Green, and Gorgeous: Curbside Green Waste Collection Returns

By Albuquerque Solid Waste Management Department The City of Albuquerque’s Solid Waste Management Department will begin the Spring Green Waste Collection Event starting Monday, April 29. Residents will be able to dispose of their leaves, grass, brush, and trimmings at their curbside for no additional charge. Residents can have their green waste picked up at […]

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Nuclear Watch New Mexico calls for comprehensive plutonium cleanup at LANL

This story is republished from NM Political Report, a nonprofit news outlet, as a part of our commitment to bringing you the best in independent news coverage that matters to Albuquerque. By Hannah Grover / New Mexico Political Report A group of anti-nuclear activists used data from Los Alamos National Laboratory toย mapย places whereย plutoniumย contamination has been […]

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What Do You Stand For? What Time Is It?

So itโ€™s been a pretty exciting week in Washington. Speaker of the House Mike Johnsonโ€™s legislative package for the most part passed on a bipartisan vote, with the exception of the border security piece. The Senate rejected the impeachment articles against the Secretary of Homeland Security. The howler monkey caucus wailed and gnashed their teeth […]

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State Seeks Input on Climate Plan

New Mexico faces mounting climate challenges, including extreme heat, wildfires, droughts, storms, heavy precipitation and associated health risks. To plan for such changes, the state has released a pivotal, inaugural Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan (CARP). The CARP was spearheaded by a dedicated project management team led by staff from the New Mexico Energy, Minerals […]

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Polling is a Sketch, Not a Painting

In the U. S. there is something called the polling industrial complex. Itโ€™s a description of how polling has changed over 50 years. It has grown and become more complex and less understandable. Researchers define polling as the ability of organizations outside of government to gather, interpret, and publish information about voter views on issues […]

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Smoothing Out the Capital Outlay Process

Wesley Billingsley will soon be able to say, โ€œIโ€™m from the government, and Iโ€™m here to help.โ€ He will tackle one of the most stubborn problems in state government. Billingsley is the first director of the new Infrastructure Planning and Development Division (IPDD). While that sounds boring and bureaucratic, the IPDDโ€™s proud parent, the state […]

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