
Super sea sponges
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
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 —
An Opinion Piece The first celebration of Earth Day was April 22, 1970. I was 19 at the time and a freshman in college. The
Last month’s article Solid Waste Recycling on Shaky Ground highlighted the Jan. 18 decision that Taos County could not financially support recycling at this time.
Winter watering is like most other things we classify as ‘chores’. We hear about it, it sounds like a good idea, and then we’re like,
“Hope is delicious.” That’s the slogan on the t-shirts at the JBJ Soul Kitchens. Since 2011, Jon Bon Jovi and his wife Dorethea have been
Because of last year’s massive wildfires and floods, farmers and ranchers are dealing with clogged-up irrigation systems affecting their livelihoods. Now, they’re looking for ways
Guzman Energy will continue delivering wholesale power savings to KCEC; savings estimated between $150-170 million Guzman Energy and Kit Carson Electric Cooperative announced the extension
Is being happy an art? or a science? In Copenhagen, Denmark, The Happiness Research Institute is dedicated to finding out. In 2020, in the midst
By U.S. Senators Martin Heinrich and Tina Smith and U.S. Reps. Kathy Castor and Paul Tonko, Reprinted with permission from The Hill One year ago,
In December I spoke at the first-ever White House Electrification Summit, where leading policymakers and officials from the Biden Administration explored how electrification can help
On Dec. 19, 2020, Archbishop John Wester of Santa Fe held a blessing ceremony and unveiling of a sign of peace at the Shrine of
In this time of crisis, I am calling for all hands on deck to look at the way our ancestors lived to restore balance and
For over a year, Taos County Solid Waste has been told that the recycling part of their operation would be split into a separate Recycling
The Atacama Desert in northern Chile is one of the driest places on Earth. Its dwindling reservoirs and falling water tables are forcing local communities
The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) has selected Kit Carson Electric Cooperative’s proposed EV (electric vehicle) projects to receive $800,000 in grant funds appropriated
By The Nature Conservancy On October 11, the Santa Clara Pueblo forestry department led a crew that planted over 33,000 seedlings near the Puye Cliff
Renewable Taos’ fifth Electric Vehicle Expo, held Saturday, Sept. 24, at the Taos Public Library showcased a variety of electric vehicles from its proud members,