Bureau of Land Management officials say they can’t do much to prevent impacts, in part because they can’t discern the significance of emissions from government-owned fuel reserves versus other sources.
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Official recommends New Mexico reject merger involving CMP’s parent company
Under the merger, Connecticut-based Avangrid and its parent firm, Iberdrola of Spain, would acquire PNM Resources and its PNM and Texas New Mexico Power subsidiaries.
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Wall Street stock indexes eke out more record highs
More than 65 percent of stocks in the S&P 500 rose, led by energy companies.
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Treasury says it plans to borrow $1.02 trillion this quarter
The amount is the largest since the government borrowed $2.75 trillion in March 2020.
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Canadian snowbirds primed to flock south as U.S. opens border
Arizona’s Office of Tourism says close to 1 million Canadian tourists accounted for $1 billion in spending in 2019.
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Americans’ opinions sour on economy amid inflation woes
About 47 percent say they expect things to get worse in the next year.
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Augusta Halloween-themed store evacuated, forced to close on holiday over strange electrical problem
Spirit Halloween, a chain store offering costumes and other Halloween related items, had to close its Augusta store the day of Halloween as firefighters investigated the building.
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Bowdoin College trustee steps down after probe into Epstein ties
James ‘Jes’ Staley also resigned from his position as CEO of London-based multinational bank Barclays on Monday.
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Parents warned to look out for cannabis in Halloween candy
Illicit edibles mimicking well-known candy like Skittles have led to accidental overdoses by children, authorities say. Candy companies are fighting back in the courts.