New Mexico is offering $35 million to help turn salty groundwater into usable water and reduce pressure on limited freshwater supplies.
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New Mexico says Los Alamos National Laboratory ignored February demands to stop a spreading chromium plume now on San Ildefonso Pueblo land.
New Mexico formally challenged the EPA's plan to erase drinking water limits for four "forever chemicals," citing legal flaws and blood testing data from Cannon AFB.
Waters of the US: New Mexico moves on surface water protection
New Mexico is developing a state-run surface water pollution permitting program after federal protections for many streams and wetlands were reduced by a 2023 Supreme Court ruling.
New Mexico delays a decision on Project Jupiter air permits after thousands of public comments, scheduling a hearing and extending review to July.
Tritium venting at Los Alamos National Laboratory sparks debate
Los Alamos began controlled depressurization of four tritium waste containers last week as regulators monitored and community groups raised concerns.