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Tracking campaign messages can be difficult when the messenger’s name is in tiny print. Tracking where the money comes can be even harder. Sometimes the nasty mailers work, other times they don’t. New Mexico In Depth is here to track them.
Republican state Sen. Lee Cotter is attacking his Democratic opponent, Rep. Jeff Steinborn, for his death penalty opposition before the special legislative session even begins.
Here’s your monthly look at New Mexico campaign contributions to presidential candidates, including House Speaker Don Tripp’s donation to Donald Trump.
State legislators are spreading their cash around to those who need it most in what some consider an elaborate shell game. New Mexico In Depth takes a look.
NMID's Sandra Fish talked money in politics Thursday with Walt Rubel of the Las Cruces Sun-News and Edmundo Resendez of KRWG. Listen to the discussion if you want to hear some smart political analysis.
Who raised the most, spent the most, earned the most from PACs? Find out here.
Recently, the US Environmental Protection Agency released two-page fact sheets about climate change in each of the 50 states. Drawing on sources like the national climate assessments, the fact sheets don’t have new or breaking information. But they do provide a good overview for citizens and decision-makers who might be thinking about the future. In […]
Watershed ecologist Krista Bonafantine wants to reduce political discussions around climate change and just get to the science of the matter. She think it’s possible to do that with students, teachers – and the public – by focusing on changes in the places people live and care about, learning from the past, and using science to make better management decisions.
According to maps published last week by the New York Times, by 2060, temperatures in Albuquerque will exceed 100 degrees on 32 days each year. By 2100, that number more than doubles to 73 days.
As the region warms – and both our surface and groundwater supplies become increasingly constrained – it’s a good time to try and understand the facts. And one another.