World Futures: Risks, Rewards & Responsibilities Part 3
Los Alamos World Futures Institute
Swenson: Don’t Just Hug Your Trees, Water Them!
Many of our trees in town are dying due to the lack of moisture and nutrients, shorter and milder winters, and longer and hotter summers. This combination gives the beetles an advantage in the age-old battle between the beetles and the trees. Let’s water the trees and help the trees defeat the beetles!
Global warming is real and it is not going away. We need to recognize and mitigate its short-term effects and accommodate its long-term climate change. The temperature in Northern New Mexico Read More
Letter To The Editor: Judge Shaffer Is Hard Working And Professional
Weekly Fishing Report: May 23
Letter To The Editor: Pete Sheehey Can Be Counted On To Faithfully Represent Dist. 43 Citizens
Los Alamos Democrats (plus others in House District 43) have to choose in the upcoming New Mexico primary election for State Representative (June 5, with early voting open through June 2) between two Los Alamos County Councilors, Pete Sheehey, a retired LANL scientist, and Christine Chandler, an attorney.
I have supported both Pete and Chris in each of their previous campaigns, but my choice in this election is Pete Sheehey. In making this choice I asked myself: (a) Who will make the greatest effort needed to address a complex range of diverse citizen concerns across Read More
Home Country: Catching Dry
Letter To The Editor: Vote Christine Chandler For Dist. 43 … A Person Of Energy, Intelligence And Integrity
I highly recommend Christine Chandler for District 43, New Mexico State House.
I have known Christine for more than 30 years as a colleague, supervisor and friend. She is a person of energy, intelligence and integrity. In all the time I have known her, she has devoted herself to public service and to volunteering in the community.
As we all know, New Mexico has a serious problem with its education system. This impacts not only the lives and futures of the children themselves, but the ability of our state economy to thrive in a highly competitive atmosphere. Christine Read More