For years, northern group volunteers have been monitoring four key sites on the Pecos River from Willow Creek tributary – that flows through the old Tererro Mine reclamation property – 14 miles down to the town of Pecos. Last year the analysis included looking at total metals, gross alpha and the presence of nutrient contaminants.
Ordinance Prohibiting Single-use Plastics Passes!
Skip the Stuff
Spring 2024 Outings
2024 Earth Day Festival – April 21
Sierra Club Celebrates Governor’s Signing of Tax Package
We’re in the news! Utility regulators approves PNM’s transportation electrification program
New Mexico adopts money-saving building codes

The New Mexico Construction Industries Commission voted Wednesday to adopt the most recent international building energy codes, requiring builders to design and construct new buildings with improved performance. Specifically, the state adopted the 2021 International Energy Conservation Code, with additional requirements that new buildings include infrastructure to support charging for electric vehicles in some parking spaces.
2024 Legislative Tracker
See a list of priority bills for the current session that the Rio Grande Chapter is for the 2024 legislative session.
Get active in the 2024 NM legislative session

The 2024 New Mexico legislative session is upon us, and as ever, our air, climate, land, water, wildlife, families and communities require our action. You have been an important grassroots environmental lobbyist and we so appreciate your participation, work and support. Please take some time to fill out the survey to indicate where and how you’d like to participate during the session and the lead up to it.







