Megan Gleason is a reporter for the Albuquerque Journal, with her work also appearing in various other publications such as Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, and ProPublica. She covers a wide range of topics including local news, business, energy, and environmental issues, providing in-depth reporting and analysis for her readers.
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Megan Gleason's coverage primarily focuses on business, energy, personal finance, government and politics in New Mexico. Her articles feature a mix of press releases, government announcements, legal policy regulation updates and expert commentary.
If you have insights related to the challenges faced by businesses in New Mexico or developments in energy policies specific to the region, Megan may find them relevant for her coverage. Additionally, if you can provide expert analysis or commentary on legal or regulatory changes affecting businesses and industries in New Mexico or offer unique perspectives on governmental decisions impacting personal finances within the state, your pitches would likely be well received.
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By: Megan Gleason
It's up to federal judges to choose how and when to proceed on lawsuits filed over the weekend attempting to block a public health order issued last week by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham that, among other things, restricts the possession of guns in public.
By: Megan Gleason
The potential international acquisition of a Connecticut-based energy company could send shock waves through New Mexico's energy market if merger action pops up later in the Southwest.
By: Megan Gleason
Dec. 16—The potential international acquisition of a Connecticut-based energy company could send shock waves through New Mexico's energy market if merger action pops up later in the Southwest.
By: Megan Gleason
It’s a classic chicken or egg issue: Are people moving to jobs, or are the jobs moving to where people are?
The first PNM Power Pros class graduated this month.
Do you have an opinion on the state’s upcoming clean fuel program? Now’s the time to speak up.
By: Megan Gleason
You’d be lucky to find more than a dozen electric vehicle charging stations on tribal land in New Mexico.
What drives economic growth in rural areas — jobs attracting people, or people attracting jobs? According to Amanda Weinstein of the Center on Rural Innovation, the answer may lie in
Having grown up in New Mexico, Courtenay Eichhorst was present when the multinational technology company Intel Corp. started building a facility in Rio Rancho. While the company brought thousands of
Nearly half of all greenhouse gas emissions in New Mexico come from oil and gas production.
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