Bryce Dix is a Morning Edition News Host for KUNM-FM and KUNM.ORG, focusing on local news in New Mexico, specifically in the Albuquerque area. Bryce's work covers various topics including water conservation, air quality, electric vehicle transition, wildlife conservation, and environmental justice. Bryce's reporting aims to provide informative and engaging stories that highlight the important issues affecting the local community.
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By: Bryce Dix
Community members showed up in droves to protest a controversial Northern New Mexico power line project Friday, demanding federal intervention to protect the sacred and historically significant Caja del Rio plateau as a deadline looms for public objections to the plan.
On the next Let’s Talk New Mexico, we’ll explore climate issues as New Mexicans head to the polls in a year full of drought, wildfire, and sweltering heat. How is climate change affecting your vote?
By: Bryce Dix
Tuesday’s election will be the very first litmus test of a district that hasn’t seen a large local election since the implementation of a new state Senate map in 2022.
Officials from New Mexico Game and Fish and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service weigh a male Mexican gray wolf pup.
Supporters wave signs at a campaign rally for now President-elect Donald Trump in Albuquerque, N.M., on Oct. 31, 2024.
BLM New Mexico (including Oklahoma, Texas, and Kansas) has one of the largest oil and gas programs in the Bureau. The four-state area has over 45 million acres of mineral estate and more than 2 million acres of Native American mineral estate. Two of the most prolific oil and gas basins in the United States are located in New Mexico--the San Juan Basin in the northwest corner and the Permian Basin in the southeast.
New Mexico lawmakers will once again take a stab at reforming the Game and Fish Department. A package of bills will look to drastically change how the department is funded and regulated in the upcoming 60-day session in January.
Journalist and author Laura Paskus stands in the Gila River.
As President Joe Biden wraps up his final weeks in office before a new Republican administration, New Mexico U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich is calling on the Biden administration to designate the Caja del Rio plateau a national monument.
This canyon is just a few hundred feet south of the proposed Caja del Rio transmission line. The project aims to provide more power to Los Alamos National Laboratory in the name of scientific research.
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