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Good News, New Mexico
GNNM#3 - With all of the unhappy news floating around, it's about time we reflect on some good news from around the world, the US, and New Mexico.
Jul 6
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Austin M. Anaya
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June 2024
Is Albuquerque the best US city for pro runners?
The modern professional distance runner seeks high elevation, endless trails, and moderate weather when they're choosing their training locations…
Jun 29
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Austin M. Anaya
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Leveraging Pueblo wisdom to overcome climate change
By responding to New Mexico's changing climate in the past, Native Americans have already discovered how to be resilient. Implementing ancient wisdom on…
Jun 7
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Austin M. Anaya
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May 2024
Stagnant against the odds
Stagnant economies and populations tell the tale of New Mexican college towns. Outside of Albuquerque and Las Cruces, college towns in New Mexico…
May 18
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Austin M. Anaya
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Letter to the Editor: Building for the future
My Albuquerque Journal Letter to the Editor about allowing duplexes in key areas of the city.
May 3
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Austin M. Anaya
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April 2024
2024 mosquito season could be bad in New Mexico
After 10 months straight of record-breaking heat, who knows what's possible in 2024. To reduce risk of mosquito-borne diseases, take steps to reduce…
Apr 26
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Austin M. Anaya
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Marching through history with Dolores Huerta
Dolores Huerta led meaningful change for millions of workers with the late Cesar Chavez, and she led us through the Barelas neighborhood last Saturday.
Apr 19
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Austin M. Anaya
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Walkability and your bank account
A more walkable city means more money in your pocket, and an overall healthier you. - Vision Zero post #3
Apr 12
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Austin M. Anaya
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March 2024
Visualizing safer roads in Albuquerque
Affordable improvements in pedestrian experience would benefit Albuquerques public health, climate, and equity goals - but what does that look like…
Mar 22
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Austin M. Anaya
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Vision Zero is a vision worth funding
Car-centric streets make Albuquerque the most dangerous city in the US to be a pedestrian. Vision Zero will help, but how do we finance it? Vision Zero…
Mar 15
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Austin M. Anaya
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Don't blame ABQ pedestrians for poor road safety
Repost: Poor infrastructure and car domination endanger ABQ's Native, Hispanic, and Black lives
Mar 8
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Austin M. Anaya
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February 2024
Tides of change
Record-setting heat in the ocean could trigger unpredictable consequences, including... the cold?
Feb 23
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Austin M. Anaya
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