Hannah Grover is an environment reporter for NMReport, with a focus on local news in New Mexico, particularly in Albuquerque. She covers a range of topics related to climate change, energy, and environmental regulations, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for her readers. Her work has been featured in various publications, including The Journal, Daily Times, and Searchlight New Mexico.
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Hannah Grover's articles predominantly cover local government announcements and legal policy regulations related to energy, environment, climate change, natural resources, and government regulation in the United States with a particular focus on New Mexico. She also writes about energy-related topics such as oil and gas extraction, legislative changes in oil and gas regulations, renewable energy initiatives like solar access funds.
To effectively reach out to Hannah for potential coverage or interviews, consider providing insights or perspectives related to local government policies around environmental issues specific to New Mexico. Topics could include analysis of regulatory changes affecting the state's natural resources or expert commentary on how these policies impact the local community. Additionally, pitches regarding legislative efforts aimed at addressing climate change within New Mexico would likely align well with her coverage interests.
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By: Hannah Grover
From 1943 until 1963 liquid and often radioactive waste was dumped down a canyon near Los Alamos National Laboratory giving it the name Acid Canyon. Now a dirt trail shaded by pines provides a relatively easy recreation opportunity in that same area. Dr. Michael Ketterer, a professor emeritus of chemistry and biochemistry at Northern Arizona […]
When the South Fork Fire burned through Ruidoso destroying hundreds of buildings, some homes were spared simply because of the efforts taken by homeowners. During a Legislative Finance Committee meeting on Tuesday, a panel laid out ways that people and communities can better prepare for fires and increase the chances of their homes surviving the […]
By: Hannah Grover
U.S. Rep. Melanie Stansbury emphasized the power of youth engagement as she spoke about climate change and water with Manzano High School students on Monday in Albuquerque. The students asked Stansbury, a Democrat who represents New Mexico’s 1st Congressional District, about how corporate interests impact the ability to pass meaningful climate legislation and various questions […]
By: Hannah Grover
Could a panel that pulls water out of the air end the need to haul water for thousands of New Mexico families? That’s what Scott Lopez and Colin Goddard told state lawmakers on Tuesday. Goddard and Lopez work for a company called Source that makes what is known as a hydropanel. These panels are about […]
Indigenous advocates who have been impacted by radiation exposure are ramping up the pressure they’re putting on U.S. Speaker of the House Mike Johnson to allow a vote on legislation that will help radiation survivors pay for health care related expenses. These advocates, including the Sawmill Diné Warriors, Southwest Uranium Miners Coalition Post-71 and Navajo […]
By: Hannah Grover
The Energy Transition Act requires the Public Service Company of New Mexico to reduce its carbon emissions. The first emissions requirements went into effect last year. The law, which passed in 2019, ...
The Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District warned that there will likely be minimal flows in the Rio Grande as it flows through the Albuquerque area in the coming days and weeks. In fact, the water managers say some portions of the river may run dry in Albuquerque.
By: Hannah Grover
Mining has been one of the key industries in New Mexico for more than a century, as U.S. Rep. Teresa Leger Fernández, a Democrat representing the state’s 3rd Congressional District, highlighted during...
By: Hannah Grover
Imagine a New Mexico where wildfires, extreme heat, flooding and drought are more common and more devastating, yet the impacted communities have fewer resources and support from the federal government...
New Mexico will receive $156 million of federal funding through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Solar for All competitive grant to help low-income households access renewable energy. EPA Re...
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