New Mexico

Two Pipeline Disasters: How Safe is New Mexico’s Sprawling Oil and Gas Network

Featured Juan Oliveros -
Two pipeline incidents struck New Mexico just three hours apart on Tuesday, 300 miles from each other. One killed two people in Lea County, while the other sent flames soaring up to 100 feet near the Colorado border and sparked a wildland fire.

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COMMUNITY FEATURE: Casa Fortaleza: “For a Society Free of Sexual Violence”

Olivia Woodard Olivia Woodard -
In July, Brant One did our community spotlight on two individuals from a local advocacy center, Casa Fortaleza. In August, I was able to tour their facility, as well as have the opportunity to interview other contributors with Casa Fortaleza, so that Brant One could publish an article highlighting...

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Draconid Meteor Shower Peaks Over New Mexico With Prime-Time Viewing After Dark

Science Juan Oliveros -
New Mexico skywatchers can catch the Draconid meteor shower Thursday evening, with peak activity expected around 7 p.m. Mountain Time. The annual celestial display could deliver five to 10 meteors per hour under dark skies, with no telescope or binoculars needed.

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