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Our national monuments are in danger from Trump and his fossil fuel cronies, and it’s going to take everything we’ve got to keep these extraordinary sites safe. Right now, 27 national monuments from the Giant Sequoia National Monument in California to the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument in New Mexico are being reviewed by the Trump administration all could lose their national protections. The monuments under review are breathtaking places that exhibit the country’s rich cultural history and extraordinary landscape. There’s a reason these areas of the U.S. have been placed under protection. The thought that they could be rolled back or revoked is devastating — to public lands and waters, Indigenous peoples, and local communities. Protections of these national monuments must remain untouched. Submit a public comment to protect our country’s national treasures today! Communities across the country are standing up to protect their beloved national monuments — from the Indigenous nations defending cultural sites to tourist towns that would be devastated by a fossil fuel disaster. And hundreds of thousands of people like you have already taken action to join them by showing up to rallies and keeping the pressure on your elected officials… but this is going to be a long, hard fight. Are you in? Thank you, Mary Sweeters P.S. Help stand with communities to protect our climate and keep Trump from carving up our national treasures. |
Monthly Archives: June 2017
This NSA worker leaked info on Russia ~ Change.org
Omarosa on trump
Barbecue Basics: Tips to Prevent Foodborne Illness
Barbecuing with friends and family is a warm-weather treat. Watch this video for some simple food safety tips; then read this Consumer Update for more details on keeping bacteria at bay when eating outdoors.
Petitioning New Mexico Governor Change.org
SAVE ALTO WILD HORSES |
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We love our Wild Horses. They are a part of the tourist attraction of our small community. People from all around the country come to New Mexico Mountains to see wildlife including our Wild Horses.
We watch these herds grow from foal to stallion or mare. We help keep them safe from roads by creating places off the main road they can eat and by placing warning signs where we cannot.
We stop and enjoy their presence as they stop for breakfast at sunrise or napping in the evening sun. These animals are a beloved part of our culture and we don’t wan’t them shipped away, auctioned and/or slaughtered. We want them to remain in our area.
If there is a need for population control, certainly we can come up with a better solution that involves the people of this community who love these horses instead of auction and slaughter.
We are respectfully and formally requesting that you look into this matter and help us find a better solution.






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