Meet the ExComm: Mary Hotvedt

Mary E. Hotvedt is the Vice Pres of the Chapter. She lives in Pinos Altos, on the edge of the Gila Forest and teaches part time at WNMU. Mary is an anthropologist and a marriage &family therapist.

Email Mary at maryhotvedt@aol.com.

Meet our Staff – Luis Guerrero

Luis Guerrero is our new Legislative and Political Organizer with the Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter ...

2020 – Year in Review

It was a tumultuous year. We had major victories and a few setbacks ...

Will a virtual session make real progress?

This is a complex moment for legislative transformation. On the one hand, New Mexicans are clearly communicating their desire for big, bold change. We demonstrated that in the elections, creating a progressive state Senate to go with our progressive House. ...

To’hajiilee gets water, but at what price?

On Nov. 19, the Navajo Nation, Western Albuquerque Land Holdings (WAHL) and Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility announced an agreement on a pipeline easement to allow the Village of To’hajiilee to access desperately needed water. ...

PNM merger impacts are far-reaching

Photo of PNM's San Juan Coal Fired Generator Plant for the Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter website

A surprise merger, New Mexico’s biggest electric utility exiting the state’s biggest coal plant and the potential acquisition of that share by Navajo Transitional Energy Company all have big implications for Four Corners communities, Navajo Nation, ratepayers and the coal ...

What can Biden do?

If there’s any good news about the Trump administration, it must be that they were massively incompetent in pursuing the dismantlement of environmental regulation. Environmental lawyers have stopped many of these efforts, or held them up in courts, so that ...

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