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New Mexico Firefighters Rescue Adorable Elk Calf

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This year’s fire season is already off to a grueling start in New Mexico, as the Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak fire became the state’s largest wildfire in history earlier this month. The separate fires began in early April and had combined into one larger fire by the middle of that month, fueled by dry conditions and harsh… Read more.

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Virtual Aquarium Brings Children’s Aquatic Art To Life

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A New Mexico Town Is About to Run Out of Drinking Water

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A town in New Mexico is facing a triple punch of climate impacts from wildfire, drought, and intense rainfall. The city of Las Vegas, New Mexico is set to run out of drinking water in September, thanks to pollution and debris from the largest wildfire in state history. Read more.

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New Mexico Fire Is Now Largest in State's History

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In northern New Mexico, the Calf Canyon/Hermits Peak fire is now the single largest in state history, blazing through more than 298,060 acres so far. The second-largest fire was 2012's Whitewater-Baldy burn, which swept through 297,945 acres. The ongoing fire has led to widespread evacuations and the destruction of… Read more.

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10 “Metaversities” Are Opening Across The US This Fall

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The list includes one veteran school as well as six new metaversities. The following is a list of the universities confirmed to be participating in the program.

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Bones of Mammoths Seemingly Butchered by Humans Found in New Mexico

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The bones of a mammoth and calf recently uncovered in New Mexico show signs of butchering, an exciting find that could help refine estimates of when humans first populated the Americas. Read more.

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New Mexico Jail Forced Into Lockdown After Cyberattack Incapacitates Cameras, Doors

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A suspected ransomware attack in New Mexico has incapacitated services for an entire county, including the local jail—which frighteningly lost access to its camera feeds, facility databases, and automated doors. Read more.