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Seville, Spain is the birthplace of flamenco dance, preserver of bullfighting, and home to 50,000 bitter orange trees. Introduced by the Moors over 1,000 years ago, the trees have flourished
CLICK HERE to READ Part 1 CLICK HERE to READ Part 2 Previously in this series, we counted the environmental costs of the mass fashion industry and explored alternatives to
The Taos Ski Valley Foundation (TSVF) announced a $125,000 grant for The Nature Conservancy-led Rio Grande Water Fund (RGWF) on March 22, 2022. The RGWF is designed to restore 600,000
CLICK HERE to read Part 1 The first installment on Sustainable Fashion (https://questanews.com/the-clothing-industry-and-environmental-sustainability/) examined the wasteful and manipulative business model of the fashion industry, its rapid-fire succession of designs, and
From Kit Carson Electric Co-op KCEC has installed 26 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in the Enchanted Circle. They will install an additional 22 EV charging stations this summer to
From the US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Environmental Justice and Energy Communities Leverage Tools to Lower Energy Bills, Develop Plans for Sustained Economic Empowerment The US Department of Energy (DOE) announced
Modern times bring their fair share of stress, anxiety, and melancholy. While depression affects both men and women, men are four times more likely to take their own lives because
CLICK HERE to read Part 2 CLICK HERE to Read Part 3 CLICK HERE to Read Part 4 This is the first of three articles about the fashion industry and
Ten years ago, our founder Nan Fisher started the Taos Seed Exchange. Many of our readers know Nan, and even more have benefitted from her work in our local farming
FREE Fostering Connections to Grow Outdoor Learning Symposium
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Monday
April 18
9:00 am to 1:00 pm
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Work Weekend at the Herrera Trailer Park
Apr 29 – May 2
9 am to 5 pm
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday;
9 am to noon
Monday May 2
Today, KCEC owns and operates 18 solar arrays throughout our service territory, totaling 18.6 MW. Did you know KCEC will exceed its 100% daytime solar goal by 2022? KCEC has
On the morning of January 25, 2022, U.S. Senator Ben Ray Lujan and U.S. Senator Tina Smith participated in a webinar with Abigail Ross Hopper, the CEO of the Solar
“Karoshi” is a Japanese term that means “death by overwork.” And their culture is not alone in pushing its employees too hard in the workplace. Now a shrinking workforce is
For thousands of years the air in summer was filled with a mild smoky haze. People co-existed with fire in the landscape, whether caused by natural phenomena or by humans.
In the quest to shift away from fossil fuels in favor of cleaner, environmentally friendly power, Portugal hit a milestone when the country utilized 100% renewable electricity for four straight
2022 Farmer-in-training (FIT) Program From ALIANZA AGRICULTURA DE TAOS Alianza Agricultura de Taos is proud to be partners with Ft. Lewis College in Durango, Colorado! Get college credit while you
Do you want to be an intern? The intended age group is 14-18, but if you’re younger and have a strong interest, this program may be for you. Contact Email:
An apparent setback has now set the stage for new opportunities in environmental protection. The Taos Regional Landfill Board had voted this past September to close the Taos Recycling Center.