New Mexico & El Paso
By Richard Barish, Central Group Bosque Issues chair Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry has disregarded his agreement on a process for public involvement in Bosque decisions in order to rush through plans to extend the developed Bosque trail this winter for
The Water Sentinels Rios de Taos are kicking off the 2016 water-monitoring season with a planning and training meeting in late May. We are also interested in monitoring other parts of New Mexico outside Taos County. If you have a concern about a possibly
Mary Katherine Ray Wildlife chair, Rio Grande Chapter Please join fellow wolf supporters at the “More Wolves, Less Politics” rally to urge the US Fish and Wildlife Service to stop dithering and release more wolves to the wild. On April
Lets honor our beautiful mother earth. Razzio and Baracutanga will make you dance all afternoon. Also, $1 per glass of the Rio Bravo Amber will go to the Sierra Club Community inspection team of natural gas and oil facilities in
Alex Renirie, Sierra Club Organizing Representative, Beyond Dirty Fuels Campaign On April 20th, the Bureau of Land Management will hold its next federal fossil fuel lease sale in Santa Fe at the Courtyard Marriott. On the heels of growing opposition to lease
Allyson Siwik, Rio Grande Chapter Executive Committee Gila Resources Information Project Executive Director New Mexico Copper Corporation wants to re-establish a polymetallic mine and processing facility near Hillsboro. The Copper Flat Mine is not the answer to Sierra County’s economic
David Coss, Chair, Rio Grande Chapter of the Sierra Club The 2016 New Mexico legislative session ended late February, defined by a budget that shows our state must diversify its economy from a dependence on the price swings of oil
Mary Katherine Ray, Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter Wildlife Chair The wild needs more wolves! You have probably seen that the end-of-year count for Mexican wolves has declined for the first time in several years. Managers found only 97 wolves this
President Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau just announced a joint effort to cut down on methane leaks from oil and gas wells. The agreement was part of the Paris climate accord and will have impacts here in New Mexico. Public
The film Split Estate maps the struggle of communities across the west as the oil and gas industry moves into their backyards. After the film, join us for a brief presentation on how to get involved locally to fight oil and gas