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The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act: 50 Years
By Rachel Conn This year is a big year for people who love rivers and wild spaces. 2018 is the…
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Water Wars in New Mexico
By Michael Jensen and Leah Cantor New Mexico Environmental Law Center “Every time we update our models of the Río…
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Creating Watershed Resilience During Drought
By Rich Schrader and Emily Wolf An ancient Chinese proverb says “To have good water, take care of your mountains.”…
Read More » A Man with a Heart
By Alejandro López Felipe Ortega, of La Madera, N.M., was a one-of-a-kind kind of person whose shoes will be hard,…
Read More »Gray Water: the New Green
By Doug Pushard Gray water has been around for decades. Gray water is the recycling and reuse of wastewater from…
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Commercial Water Audit Training and the Next Generation Water Summit
By Christine Y. Chavez and Glenn Schiffbauer The City of Santa Fe Water Conservation Program has made great strides in…
Read More » National Water Dance Coming To New Mexico
Keshet Dance Company members: Sonia Bologa, Silva Laukkanen, Ana Lopes Arechiga, and Elysia Pope together with pre-professional and community dancers…
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Fire and Water: A Citizen–Manager Congreso
By Steve Harris The Río Chama Watershed Congreso had its third annual renewal in Abiquiú on a recent Saturday, with…
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24th Annual New Mexico Water Dialogue
By Lucy Moore Water users and managers from all over New Mexico met on Jan. 11 at the Indian Pueblo…
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Inspire Santa Fe’s Mentorship Program
By Cassidy Spillman Inspire Santa Fe enables high school students to utilize their knowledge, skills and talents to find their…
Read More » The Electric Vehicle Movement in Santa Fe
By Rob Hirsch Santa Fe is taking initial steps to embrace a cleaner transportation future, one that will hopefully mean…
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Investments in Trades and Advanced Technologies at SFCC
By Xubi Wilson Solar and Water Conservation were two of the first sustainability programs established at Santa Fe Community College.…
Read More » Generating Hope and Change
It is not completely unfair or excessively pessimistic to look out into the future and call it bleak. It is…
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U.S. EDA Grant Awarded for SFCC’s Microgrid Training Center
By Seth Roffman The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration has awarded a $351,000 Public Works grant to Santa…
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SFCC: Advanced Trades and Technology as a Path to Continued Community Resilience
By Camilla Bustamante There is much truth in the statement that today’s trades (as in skilled vocations) are not our…
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The Pursuit of Happiness
By Tshoki Zangmo We view Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as the standard measure for progress and applaud countries that achieve…
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Economics of Happiness:
Article and Photos by Seth Roffman The Economics of Happiness Conference convened at the James A. Little Theater in Santa…
Read More » A Case for Naturist Anarchism
By Jack Loeffler He made his aim quite clear in his own definition of an anarchist society: “The anarchists conceive…
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Earth Dialogues
I enjoy the experience of watching something transform before my eyes into an occasion akin to a fine theater…
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