Rio Grande Foundation
Recent News About Rio Grande Foundation
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The Rio Grande Foundation has introduced a new survey for candidates in the upcoming City of Albuquerque mayoral election.
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RGF President Paul Gessing recently engaged with an international delegation from Global Ties ABQ.
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A new bill, the "Renter’s Empowerment and Neighborhood Transparency Act," is currently under consideration by the Albuquerque City Council.
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The New Mexico Environment Department has extended the public comment period for its proposed "Heat Rule" to July 17, citing a high level of public interest.
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A panel of trade judges has unanimously declared the majority of tariffs imposed during the Trump administration illegal.
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A recent report by Wallethub has identified New Mexico as the second poorest state in the United States.
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RGF is featured in a documentary that questions the validity of wind power.
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New Mexicans are spending significantly on healthcare, ranking sixth nationally in terms of healthcare expenditure relative to median incomes, according to a recent WalletHub report.
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In New Mexico, the annual Kids Count report has once again placed the state at the bottom in terms of child well-being.
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The Rio Grande Foundation has initiated a survey targeting mayoral candidates in Albuquerque.
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Rio Grande Foundation President Paul Gessing participated in a recent documentary examining the issues related to wind energy.
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The State of New Mexico is holding a significant amount of capital outlay funds while the condition of its roads worsens.
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Seven years have passed since the landmark Yazzie v. Martinez district court ruling, which found that New Mexico violated students' fundamental rights by not providing a sufficient public education as required under the state constitution.
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An upcoming luncheon will explore the findings of a report titled "Economic Freedom in the Land of Enchantment," which examines New Mexico's economic challenges.
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I attended the "Industry: Climate Action Plan Sector-based Community Conversation" on May 15th, focusing on New Mexico's Climate Action Plan.
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New Mexico, despite its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, faces significant economic challenges.
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The New Mexico Economic Development Department recently awarded $25,000 to Ashokra Farm in Albuquerque.
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The Rio Grande Foundation has expressed its concerns regarding New Mexico's current energy policies.
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New Mexico governors have access to a "contingency fund," which has been criticized for lacking oversight and clear usage limits.
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New Mexico's housing market is facing significant challenges, with home prices and rent costs increasing sharply over recent years.