September 13, 2025 - 04:42

Environmental journalist Laura Paskus emphasizes the urgent need for transparency regarding pollution threats in New Mexico. As the state grapples with both legacy pollutants and emerging environmental hazards, it is crucial for residents to be informed about the risks that could impact their health and water supply.
Paskus highlights that many communities are still dealing with the consequences of historical industrial activities that have left lasting scars on the environment. Additionally, new pollutants are emerging, posing fresh challenges that require immediate attention. The lack of clear communication and transparency from authorities can lead to public mistrust and hinder effective responses to these threats.
By advocating for open dialogue and accessible information, Paskus argues that New Mexico can better protect its residents and natural resources. Ensuring that the public is aware of potential dangers is a vital step toward fostering a healthier environment and safeguarding the well-being of all New Mexicans.
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