Most of us live in an urban-wildland interface so it’s no longer possible for bears to have their own habitat and humans to have ours. We have to take the right steps to reduce human/bear interactions.
Kids climate program, chapter hit funding goal
NM backs weak federal wolf plan
Climate-saving methane rules need you, again
NM volunteers visit Capitol Hill
A delegation of Rio Grande Chapter volunteers visited New Mexico’s congressional delegation in Washington D.C. in late September to share stories about living near the border and growing up in the Four Corners oil, gas and coal extraction economy.
Endorsed city candidates advance
Students share EPA’s importance on campus
Dairy group is industry watchdog
Sentinels test Santa Fe River for hormones
PNM proposes 50 MW of new solar facilities

In the renewable-energy plan PNM is required to produce every year, New Mexico’s largest electric utility has proposed to build 50 megawatts of solar, upgrade and add energy output to the New Mexico Wind Energy Center contract and upgrade and add energy to the geothermal facility near Deming to meet its 2020 legal requirement for 20% renewable energy.