/tags/warming-temperatures warming temperatures en-US Copyright Wed, 10 Jul 2024 21:32:04 GMT /local-news/2024-07-10/nmpbs-special-explores-human-connection-to-new-mexico-landscapes-amid-climate-crisis The Southwest is at the forefront of climate change with issues ranging from longer and more intense fire seasons to water scarcity.In a new, hour-long special airing this Friday on New Mexico PBS, “Our Land” senior producer Laura Paskus will explore these impacts here in New Mexico and how the deep-rooted connections humans have with our land can pave the way to meaningful healing. Wed, 10 Jul 2024 21:32:04 GMT /local-news/2024-07-10/nmpbs-special-explores-human-connection-to-new-mexico-landscapes-amid-climate-crisis Bryce Dix /local-news/2023-08-31/climate-change-is-affecting-new-mexicos-trails-and-its-only-getting-worse Increased drought, reduced snowpack, and widespread wildfires are fundamentally changing the landscape of outdoor recreation as we know it. Thu, 31 Aug 2023 20:03:30 GMT /local-news/2023-08-31/climate-change-is-affecting-new-mexicos-trails-and-its-only-getting-worse Bryce Dix /local-news/2022-04-11/warming-temperatures-and-drought-are-making-allergy-season-even-worse For those who get seasonal allergies, there's some bad news: New research says those dreaded sniffles will only get worse as the planet warms. 91����’s Bryce Dix talks with University of New Mexico Biology Professor William Pockman to get a grasp on how drought and warm weather are changing New Mexico’s allergy season. Tue, 12 Apr 2022 00:08:40 GMT /local-news/2022-04-11/warming-temperatures-and-drought-are-making-allergy-season-even-worse Bryce Dix