2023 Teacher Of The Year Initiation Ceremony Jan. 13
Carol A. Clark, Los Alamos Daily Post | January 6th, 2023
SANTA FE — The New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) announces that Tara Hughes, New Mexico’s Teacher of the Year, will be honored at 3:30-5 p.m. Friday, Jan. 13 in Rotunda Hall of the New Mexico State Capitol at 490 Old Santa Fe Trail.
Biden Hands Rare Win to Permian Drillers With Pause on Smog Rule
Jennifer A Dlouhy, Bloomberg | January 5th, 2023
The Biden administration is deferring a plan to crack down on smog in the drilling hotbed of the Permian Basin, handing a win to oil producers along with their allies in Texas and New Mexico.
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New EIA Report Shows Emissions Falling in the Power Generation Sector Thanks to Natural Gas
Max Sternberg, Energy In Depth | December 16th, 2023
A new Energy Information Administration analysis provides great news for the United States’ climate goals: the power generation sector continues to see emissions drop, and the largest decreases can be attributed to the switch to natural gas.
Energy industry expects numerous challenges at federal level
Mella McEwen, Midland Reporter-Telegram | December 7th, 2022 
From possible regulations on air emissions to endangered species to water to possible new taxes on methane or excess profits, the nation’s energy industry is facing numerous challenges from the nation’s capital.