Scott Wyland is a journalist based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, with a focus on local news. He writes for the Santa Fe New Mexican and Yahoo News, covering a range of topics including energy, environment, wildlife, and community issues. His work has also been featured in publications such as Taos News and Yahoo Finance.
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Scott Wyland's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and press releases related to agriculture & farming, energy, and scientific developments in New Mexico. He often covers topics such as the Democratic Party, Green Amendment initiatives, Indigenous Rights issues, Energy policies and Oil Production restrictions.
If you are aiming to reach out to Scott with a story idea or expert commentary request, consider offering insights related to local government announcements or legal regulations impacting agriculture & farming practices or energy policies within New Mexico. Also consider providing perspectives from stakeholders affected by these regulatory changes such as ranchers or indigenous communities.
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Pest-control managers called it off when grasshopper counts remained consistently below the eight-per-square-acre threshold.
By: Scott Wyland
A plane will not spray billowing streams of insecticides this year onto a 35 square-mile area near the Rio Chama because grasshopper populations are too small to warrant such treatment.
By: Scott Wyland
Conference in Santa Fe highlights challenges that still must be conquered and myriad possibilities, but critics remain unconvinced.
By: Scott Wyland
More information has come out about Bishop's Lodge's plans to treat and discharge effluent into Tesuque Creek, but it has failed to placate downstream
By: Scott Wyland
EPA will give the public 60 more days to comment on Bishop Lodge's plans to discharge treated effluent into Tesuque Creek
By: Scott Wyland
EPA will give the public 60 more days to comment on Bishop Lodge's plans to discharge treated effluent into Tesuque Creek
By: Scott Wyland
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is reopening the public comment period on a permit that will allow Bishop's Lodge to discharge up to 60,000 gallons a day of treated wastewater into Tesuque Creek until Sept. 30.
By: Scott Wyland
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By: Scott Wyland
Regulators have found about 60% of oil and gas facilities they looked at in the Permian Basin during a six-month probe emitted a toxic air pollutant at levels violating state and federal standards.
By: Scott Wyland
Internal disputes in the state Environment Department have added to the challenge of cleaning up the Kirtland fuel spill.
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