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In episode 37, we're talking about companies and federal officials squeezing through changes to environmental regulation, oil and gas leases, and laws鈥� -
Dangerous dry-cleaning chemicals leached into the soil and the aquifer under Espa帽ola decades ago. The Environmental Protection Agency pulled out recently鈥� -
Over two decades ago, toxic dry cleaning chemicals seeped into the groundwater from a chemical distribution company鈥檚 warehouse near downtown Albuquerque.鈥� -
The nation鈥檚 only underground nuclear waste dump is back in operation again. The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad stored low level nuclear waste鈥� -
The New Mexico Environment Department released a new rule protecting groundwater from copper mining three years ago. The copper rule was one that state鈥� -
Los Alamos National Laboratory has been one of the country鈥檚 foremost nuclear research centers ever since the atomic bomb was developed there in the鈥� -
When toxic chemicals are released into the environment, figuring out whether they鈥檙e making people sick can be a major challenge. It鈥檚 a problem the state鈥� -
The New Mexico Environment Department is rewriting the state鈥檚 rules on water pollution. The state鈥檚 water quality rules regulate everything from鈥� -
Kirtland Air Force Base has faced a lot of criticism for how it has handled a decades old fuel spill that threatens Albuquerque鈥檚 drinking water supply.鈥� -
The state鈥檚 top environmental regulator testified at a joint congressional hearing recently, criticizing the Environmental Protection Agency for鈥�
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