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New Mexico Environmental Law Center
staff attorney Bruce Frederick spoke to residents from Magdalena and Catron County about the proposed water grab.
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The San Agustin Water Coalition hosted an informational meeting for the public Tuesday, Nov. 10 at the Magdalena Public Library. Speakers Bruce Frederick, attorney with the New Mexico Environmental Law ...
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"I have witnessed firsthand the significant shortcoming of the In Situ Mining as practiced by URI Inc. and the negative environmental impact due to spills, excursions, and the mining company being unwilling and unable to restore the water to baseline conditions." a Kingsville, Texas, resident who lives near URI’s Kingv...ille Dome ISL mine.
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The Multicultural Alliance for a Safe Environment (MASE) will be peacefully walking outside an “educational” luncheon for Gallup Chamber of Commerce members and McKinley County Commissioners ...
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in the Santa Fe Reporter! Staff attorney Bruce Frederick interviewed in #3.
How did I miss this?!
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Today’s environmental horrors could lead to a scary Sci-Fi future
New Mexico Environmental Law Center keeps working to protect New Mexico's groundwater!
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The Law Center filed a Motion for Stay for our clients the Oil and Gas Accountability Project (OGAP). Our clients are requesting the Motion in order to keep the higher chloride standard from being implemented by the Oil Conservation Commission until a decision on the appeal is determined.
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's docket of cases grew 61% this year! There is so much work to get done.
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New Mexico Environmental Law Center Great article on the 7th annual Indigenous Uranium Forum. An incredibly sobering event. Did you go? What did you think?
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ACOMA, N.M.-- Uranium from the Grants Mineral Belt running under rugged peaks and Indian pueblos of New Mexico was a source of electric power and military might in decades past, providing fuel for reactors and atomic bombs.
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"Kempter says his discussion will focus on the geologic forces
that formed the scenery around the Abiquiu area, which captivated
O'Keefe. But in past eons, he explains, New Mexico was very different
-- andactually at sea level."
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and Southwest Seminar's benefit lecture series schedule change: Kirt will be kicking off our series on
Wednesday, October 21 at 6 pm at the Hotel Santa Fe.
Come on out! For more info on the series:
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Oct. 21** Dr. Kirt Kempter**Changed to Wednesday, October 21Georgia’s Geology: Shaping the Abiquiu Landscape Through Time
New Mexico Environmental Law Center Seventh annual Indigenous Uranium Forum to take place at Acoma Oct. 22-24.
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feed of news from Albuquerque and New Mexico
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Santa Fean Magazine talks to the Law Center’s Communications and Public Ed. Associate, Juana Colón about the Justice Bar (http://nmenvirolaw.org/index.php/justice
See the article in the “City Different” section of the October/November issue. Thanks Santa Fean!
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