New Mexico Green News (541 - 550 of 639)
State high court defers attorney's suspension
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A Santa Fe attorney facing possible disbarment for misconduct after seeking an investigation of a private environmental school may continue to practice law.
PNM earnings improved in 2009
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PNM Resources reported a significant improvement in its financial performance last year.
Chevron to build solar plant in New Mexico (AP)
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AP - Chevron Corp. said Tuesday it will build a solar power plant near a mine that a subsidiary operates in New Mexico.
Chevron to build solar plant at NM tailings site (AP)
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AP - A subsidiary of oil giant Chevron Corp. plans to build what New Mexico officials say will be the largest solar power plant in the nation that uses lenses to focus sunlight onto solar cells.
Senate rejects environmental board pick
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Old wounds among Democratic state senators helped sink Gov. Bill Richardson's nominee to an environmental board on Tuesday.
Board greenlights Santa Fe Studios
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The state Board of Finance on Tuesday approved restructuring of a Santa Fe County land sale that gives Santa Fe Studios the right to start building.
Bernalillo's $14 million arsenic treatment system not working, tests show
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Stephen Jerge resigned as Bernalillo's Town manager last April, after reporters discovered his $45,000 in questionable purchases and cash advances charged to a town credit card.
Pojoaque Pueblo wants tax exemption on ranch land
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The Santa Fe County Assessor's Office has asked the State Department of Taxation and Revenue for help deciding a property tax issue that could have statewide implications.
'Bad actor' legislation dies on House floor
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House lawmakers on Wednesday narrowly rejected giving power to state environmental regulators to consider a company's past crimes and regulatory punishments in other states when deciding whether to revoke or deny an air quality permit.
Climate stance criticized
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Eight state environmental groups sent a letter to Gov. Bobby Jindal last week asking the state stop acting "in an obstructionist manner on climate change."
