Danielle Prokop
Position: Source NM

Fires are here to stay, but a small nonprofit can’t clean the air alone

Living alongside fire means recognizing the importance of protecting our health and indoor air

Lawmakers request feds and state officials find third party in chromium plume fight

Contamination potentially threatens groundwater beneath San Ildefonso

Nuclear waste storage permit slated for September public meeting

Agency officials settled with contractors for the facility on proposed final permit

Spaceport paid out $130K in settlement with former employee

Employee agreed to drop the 2020 lawsuit alleging discrimination

Hot harvest season begins in New Mexico chile country

Higher temperatures, variable weather and water shortages collide with crops

New Mexico monsoon outlook in August looks ‘bleak’

Unless storms ramp up, expect a drying Rio Grande through Albuquerque

N.M. Environment Department rolls out website for public to see pollution violations

There’s a new way for New Mexicans to track pollution in and around the state. The New Mexico Environment Department released its update to the Enforcement Watch website on May 1. The websit...

Feds announce $12.6 million to remove PFAS at N.M. desalination research plant

The treatment should be built within ‘six months to two years’

N.M. ready to defend new nuclear waste bill against industry and federal opposition

What to know about ‘preemption,’ the new nuclear law and why plans for a waste facility years in the making could fall through

‘Not an object to be bartered,’ the Rio Grande is lifeblood for the land

As New Mexico’s largest river dries, pueblos work to preserve it – and to establish their rights

A new mentality of collaboration in a river district

When it comes to water, it’s not North vs South or surface vs groundwater anymore, one farmer explains

Drought, plague and fire: What the Rio Grande National Forest is up against

There’s no certainty swaths of beetle-bitten trees will recover over burn scars