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The Green Line is an online project of The Santa Fe New Mexican, the West's oldest newspaper company. It is established to open lines of communication in our community on issues facing us and our environment.

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KeighDhie Wallace added a blog post
Some medical illnesses have a specific biological or chemical cause, making treatment, like a medication or surgery, more straightforward. Depression is more complicated. It is not just a result of a chemical imbalance, and is not simply cured wit...
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This is my first post, and I'm going to use it as an introduction and shameless plug all in one. That said, my name is Dane Verret, I'm currently in D.C. working with Island Press in their Publicity department. The comapny is a small publishing h...
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KeighDhie Wallace added a blog post
Many people may think of depression as just feeling sad or blue. But depression is an illness. And, similar to other illnesses, it can come in several forms. There are several different types of depression. Often they are distinguished by their pr...
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Railyard Park Stewards added an event
August 1, 2009 from 10am to 11:30am
Find out how to control pests and weeds while reducing chemical use! On Saturday, August 1 there will be a Workshop on Integrated Pest Management, led by Robert Wood, IPM Program Manager for The City of Santa Fe and organized by the Railyard Park ...
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Railyard Park Stewards added a blog post
The Santa Fe Railyard Park Stewards are pleased to have recently been awarded a VISTA Cadre volunteer, and are now recruiting to fill the position. We need candidates as soon as possible! The job begins in mid to late August, and is a paid positio...
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KeighDhie Wallace

Depression Risk Factor

Some medical illnesses have a specific biological or chemical cause, making treatment, like a medication or surgery, more straightforward. Depression is more complicated. It is not just a result of a chemical imbalance, and is not simply cured with medication. What makes depression so difficult to treat is what seems like depression may actually be something else. If you are stuck in a dead end job and feel hopeless and helpless, for example, the best treatment might be finding another job which… Continue

Posted by KeighDhie Wallace on July 15, 2009 at 8:59pm

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Using The Green Line; Help for new members

Here's the place to go when you have a question about The Green Line, how it works and to make suggestions.

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All About Fire

Updates on fires, causes, acres burned and news about the people managing them around New Mexico.

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All about work that's good for the environment, energy and the economy.

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Sexy soil, Lovely landscaping

Tips and tricks for building productive soil in this high desert plus the latest in free or "green" landscaping materials.

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The Glossary

A discussion of environmental issues often requires a new vocabulary for some. In this forum are posted some commonly, and not-so-common words, you might need to be aware of. Offer your own definitions of words and give your take on the ideas they represent.

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Plenty of people want to live green but just don't know how. We'll start you off with some suggestions and you're invited to add more. This is also the place to ask fellow Green Line users their advice and help for living green.

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