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Press releases from: February 2019

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Heinrich, Alexander Secure Passage Of Every Kid Outdoors Act
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Santa Fe New Mexican U.S. Senate bill creates 13 wilderness areas in New Mexico
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The Washington Post The Senate just passed the decade’s biggest public lands package. Here’s what’s in it.
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Udall, Haaland Introduce ANTIQUITIES Act to Protect America’s National Monuments from Unlawful Attacks
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Heinrich Champions Major Public Lands Package On Senate Floor
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KRQE New Mexico Senators push to establish new wilderness areas

Press releases from: January 2019

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Heinrich, Kennedy, Cassidy, Carper, and Colleagues Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Restore Wetlands and Migratory Bird Habitat
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KRQE Sen. Heinrich looks to turn Bandelier into National Park
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KOAT Volunteers clean up a mess left behind after the government reopens
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Los Alamos Monitor Senator wants Bandelier designated national park
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Albuquerque Journal Heinrich: Act on energy, education
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Heinrich To NM Legislature: Don't Wait, Legislative Session Represents Once-In-A-Generation Opportunity
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Heinrich To Address Joint Session Of NM Legislature
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Udall, Heinrich Sound Alarm: Trump Shutdown Threatens Wildfire Preparedness

Press releases from: December 2018

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Udall, Heinrich Secure Provisions Making Acequias and Land Grants Eligible for Grants and Technical Assistance
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Udall, Heinrich Announce Over $35 Million to Improve Rural Water Infrastructure in New Mexico
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Flake, Heinrich Applaud Bipartisan Conservation Measures Included in Farm Bill
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Heinrich Secures Forest Health And Water Conservation Measures In Farm Bill
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Udall, Heinrich Secure Major Wins for NM Farmers, Ranchers, Dairies, and Tribes in Farm Bill
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Udall, Heinrich, Luján, Lujan Grisham Announce an Additional $10.48 Million for NM Water Infrastructure Projects from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers