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The New Mexico Energy Policy Symposium, held on September 12 and 13 in Española, brought together state leaders, experts, and community members to discuss pressing
I have lots of memories of my grandfather taking care of his trees. He planted trees, trimmed his trees, always making sure he had some
The onset of early fall signals harvest season for many of us. Be it a harvest of backyard veggies, big game, piñon nuts, or firewood—harvest
Food insecurity is a problem around the world. In the United States alone, nearly 20 million people live in food deserts, areas without access to
While walking through the forest with his grandfather, Ukrainian high school student Valentyn Frechka posed a simple question: Can paper come from leaves instead of
Taos County is accepting recyclables again at the Los Cordovas Transfer Station, located at 184 Los Cordovas Road, in Taos. The station is open from
An Earthship is a passive solar home that is off the power grid and made of natural and recycled materials. They originated in the 1970s,
An amputee is often defined by what’s missing. But prosthetic limb maker Sophie de Oliveira Barata sees things differently. Known for being a master maker
Since 2005, award-winning actress and activist Goldie Hawn has been helping kids by teaching mindfulness. Her foundation, MindUP, provides a neuroscience-based curriculum, focused on helping
By Contributing Writers Joshlyn Medina and Aliyah Santesevan, with Gaea McGahee If you’ve come to Questa Farmers Market this season you’ve probably seen some of
In a followup to the article “Know the Hazards of Lithium-Ion Batteries,” published in the Questa del Rio News’ July issue, we want to provide
Over the past year a group of community leaders has been exploring the feasibility of establishing a green hydrogen production plant in Questa. Together with
One of the hottest topics today for consumers and emergency first responders is the hazards associated with lithium-ion batteries. More and more, popular devices and
Plastic pollution is an ever-growing environmental problem, driving researchers of all ages to find solutions. In 2016, at just 15 years old, Australian student Angelina
There’s a new way for New Mexicans to track pollution in and around the state. The New Mexico Environment Department released its update to the
On any given Sunday there are twelve to fifteen young people involved in the Questa Farmers Market Youth Internship Program. They are running a coffee
Sea sponges are ocean invertebrates — animals without backbones. These unassuming creatures may also be life savers for millions of people. Since they can’t move
Please contact your Ditch Association President for more information. Acequia Madre del Rio CostillaKaren Blair, President (575) 224-9855Annual Membership Meeting:When: Thursday, March 30, 7:00 p.m.Where:
Most parking lots are not environmentally friendly. They use non-renewable materials, destroy habitats, and create storm water runoff, requiring expensive drainage systems. Grass paver systems
We are poised to go big — both improving our Repurposing Plastic Project (RPP) and sharing our innovative technology with individuals and other communities —