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Who should vote in and pay for primary elections in New Mexico? Fred Nathan of Think New Mexico and State Rep. Brian Egolf, D-Santa Fe, debate the issue. Also, the Line opinion panel looks at the upcoming deadlines for the state to create a health insurance exchange that will comply with the requirements of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. And the hot button issue of a horse slaughter facility in New Mexico provides a great discussion. Here’s this week’s show:

In advance of Earth Day, we gathered a journalist, a cattle grower, and an author/environmentalist to take a look at New Mexico’s changing attitudes toward the environment, how the drought is impacting the state, and what the big issues are going to be in the coming months and years.

Plus, we speak to the founder of Architecture 2030, Ed Mazria, who is part of a groundbreaking effort to reduce the impact of the built environment – ultimately to zero through carbon neutral design and planning.