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Virginia Clark

  • Acting Editor, Homes & Gardens, Future
London, United Kingdom
As seen in: Future, MSN UK, Flipboard, Vanity Fair (Italy), Vogue India, Taos News, House & Garden (UK), Country & Town House, Homes & Gardens Magazine, AD Middle East, Inkl and
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Irreplaceable Barbara Brandenburg Brenner

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By Virginia Clark
| Taos News Verified
Barbara Brandenburg Brenner, the only grandchild of Taos Society of Artists founder Oscar E. Berninghaus, passed from this world Sept. 15, 2026, just two days before the Taos Fall Arts Festival, which she founded, resumed operations on Sept. 17. She was 97. A lifelong resident of Taos, Barbara was born in Santa Fe on Aug. 3, 1929, to J.P. (Jack) and Dorothy Berninghaus Brandenburg. Barbara was educated at Taos Elementary School and the Brownmoor School and received a B.A. from Colorado College.
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Taos Ski Valley persists with renewable diesel use despite changing fed policy

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By Virginia Clark
| Taos News Verified
Annual carbon emission reduction has been a major focus at Taos Ski Valley since 2015, according to Matt Weyer, the resort's sustainability manager. Recently, however, federal environmental policies have complicated one component of that that mission: renewable diesel. The ski valley joined Climate Challenge, a voluntary program of the National Ski Area Association, a program that helps participating ski areas inventory, target and increasingly reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions every year.
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Composting at scale

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By Virginia Clark
| Taos News Verified
Keeping food and yard waste out of the Taos Regional Landfill is now both a drop-off and/or pick-up opportunity for local residents who might not have the capacity to compost green waste themselves. Taos Land Trust Taos Land Trust is offering residents and businesses the opportunity to drop off compostable home, business and restaurant food waste, along with yard waste at its 20-acre Rio Fernando facility on La Posta Road.
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