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Michael Perry, candidate for New Mexico Land Commissioner, joins the New Mexico Suncast to discuss conservation vs. preservation, wildfire prevention, habitat restoration, oil and gas revenues, renewable energy fairness, and how state trust lands fund public schools. Drawing on decades as a game warden, state land official, and county commissioner, Perry outlines a practical, resource-driven vision for managing New Mexico’s land, water, and energy future.
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