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A big hello from Echo & Milo! This week on Aldo on Air our guest is Ian Ocheltree. Ian is a senior at ALCS and a part of the YCC trail crew. We'll be discussing his experiences on this crew, as well as his past internships. Below are some links you can follow for more information: New Mexico YCC page Aldo Leopold Weekly Update Current events around town: WNMU Student Art […]
Here at GMCR and KURU we are proud to toot our horn for a new listening experience… Cornucopia every Friday from 10 to midnight. Mark Middaugh is your free form conductor and beat tour guide through the blind and back alleys, the dark and dead end of the street and the belly of the beast, invoking the spirit of Kerouac, and the ghost of Ginsberg with a heady cocktail of […]
GMCR considers an informed electorate to be an indispensable element in a democratic society so we are pleased to present Candidate Statements for the upcoming Silver City Municipal Elections on Tuesday 3 March 2015. The candidates are incumbent Cynthia Bettison and challenger Ron Perez in District 1 and incumbent Jose Ray running unopposed in District 3. We thank them all for accepting our invitation to make statements of up to […]
Welcome to our special coverage of the Silver Consolidated Schools Board Meeting. In the election of February 3rd, the challengers for the two contested seats won by large margins but the underlying issues which drove voters to the polls in an unusually high turnout remain unresolved. With the exception of approximately 10 seconds when the board returned from their executive session during the "work session," both the work session and […]
Join Earth Matters co-producer and Gila Resources Information Project executive director Allyson Siwik for a special program on the latest legislative initiatives from the Roundhouse. Center for Biological Diversity Senior Policy Advisor Todd Schulke discusses the four Gila River-related bills introduced last week in the 2015 legislative session. We'll also bring you highlights from Wildlands, Water and Wildlife Day in the Capitol Rotunda at which than 20 conservation groups from […]
In this week’s edition, Earth Matters co-producer and New Mexico Wilderness Alliance Grassroots Organizer, Nathan Newcomer, interviews the staff of the Town of Silver City Office of Sustainability Denise Smith Director of the Office of Sustainability Mike Sauber Planner on Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy and Terry Timme Planner on Recycling and Special ProjectsThey discuss a variety of issues that the Office of Sustainability has been working on over the […]
This week's installment of Earth Matters features EM coproducer Donna Stevens and her guest Deb James discussing the PNM 20 Year Plan that is now being considered by the PRC / NM Public Regulation Commission. The outcome of these deliberations will decide whether New Mexico steps boldly into the future as a national leader in alternative energy or remains saddled by a coal, gas and nuclear future. Earth Matters airs […]
On January 20, the NM State Legislature begins a 60-day session with the Republicans in control of the House for the first time in 60 years. With this new political landscape, what are the implications for New Mexico's land, air, water and wildlife? Earth Matters co-producer Allyson Siwik interviews two veterans of the Roundhouse: Dan Lorimier Conservation Chair of the Rio Grande Chapter of the Sierra Club Representative Jeff Steinborn […]
The School Boards of the Silver Consolidated School District and the Cobre Consolidated School District each have two positions to be decided in the election of Tuesday 3 February 2015. In anticipation of the pending elections, Civil Discourse host Jamie Newton and a panel of five experienced educators gathered on 6 January 2015 to discuss a range of issues that illuminate current conditions locally, statewide and nationally which will be […]
