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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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AP's story on the desire of Arizona cities to acquire agriculture water has a familiar ring. In particular I like this quote: "We don't want to get into a situation of saying 'My use is better than yours,' " said Tom Davis, general manager of the...
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Can we conserve our way out of a water crisis? Around the Water Cooler welcomes Doug Bennett, the water conservation manager for the Southern Nevada Water Authority and chair of the 2009 WaterSmart Innovations Conference, about the future of our ...
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Staci Matlock

Farmland to urban growth

Posted by Staci Matlock on November 5, 2009 at 9:58am

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Can we conserve our way out of a water crisis?

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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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Discussions about agriculture, local food networks, farm and ranch policy, new ag ideas

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Green Jobs

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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Green Living Tips

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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Green energy

The good, the bad and the ugly about renewable energy - solar, wind, geothermal and transitioning off hydrocarbons.

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Green building

Tips, resources and funny stories on the path to living in on and off-grid sustainable buildings.

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