New Mexico

Record 254 Bears Killed After Roaming Into Towns as Drought Drives Desperate Animals From the Mountains, Making 2026 a Bad Year for Bears

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New Mexico has already killed a record 254 black bears in human conflicts this year as drought and food shortages drive hungry animals into towns.

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July Community Spotlight: Marian Mendez Cera and Diego Salcido Morales

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In our ongoing effort to focus on community and local stories in New Mexico, Brant One is continuing our series to highlight Community Leaders once a month. We want to tell stories to inspire and give a shout-out to those working hard among us in our community.  July’s Community Leader...

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Super El Niño Threatens to Unleash Shipping Gridlock, Vanishing Fish, and Record Heat as ‘Monster’ Climate Event Grips the Planet

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A powerful El Niño is strengthening across the Pacific, threatening shipping, fisheries and global weather as scientists watch for extreme heat, drought and floods.

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