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Will the drought lead to expansion of water-thirsty orchards?

Will the drought lead to expansion of water-thirsty orchards?
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Delta variant update, Our Land and Growing Forward on NMiF this week

Delta variant update, Our Land and Growing Forward on NMiF this week
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NMSU leads clean energy cluster initiative

NMSU leads clean energy cluster initiative
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Back to the office: NM employers wrestle with how, when to reel in workers from telecommuting

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Like a lot of employers, True Health New Mexico moved nearly all of its employees out of its office .

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A key climate question: Are wind farms ugly or beautiful?

Print This is the May 27, 2021, edition of Boiling Point, a weekly newsletter about climate change and the environment in California and the American West. Sign up here to get it in your inbox. The offshore wind industry has struggled to get a toehold on the West Coast, even as projects begin to take off on the Atlantic Seaboard. Ocean breezes could play a big role in transitioning the Western electric grid off fossil fuels, especially because the region’s offshore gusts blow strong after sundown, as Anna M. Phillips, Rosanna Xia and I wrote for The Times. Still, here was a major hitch on my mind while reporting this story. As much potential as there is in offshore wind, it’s one of the best examples of an inconvenient truth: that renewable energy facilities are often seen as terrible eyesores.

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