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.

NM community leaders applaud Oil Conservation Commission for adopting oil and gas enforcement rules

For immediate release: January 16, 2020 Community leaders across New Mexico applauded the Oil Conservation Commission Thursday for acting to protect the state’s air and water resources from oil and gas pollution by adopting new enforcement rules under legislation adopted ...

We’re in the News: methane

Read the Santa Fe New Mexican article, dated January 11, 2020, about a report generated by Gov. Lujan Grisham's Methane Advisory Council ...

Environment Day at the Roundhouse – January 28

Join us at the Roundhouse on Tuesday, January 28, 2020 at 8 AM – 3 PM, for Environment Da ...

2019 Year in Review

It was a wild year. We had major victories – The Energy Transition Act – and notable losses ...

Hundreds attend meetings on reuse of fracked water

$Hundreds attend meetings on reuse of fracked water$

The Sierra Club’s position is that not enough is known about fracking wastewater to determine if it is safe for outside use, even after it is treated. Along with high levels of salt, there are many hundreds of potential other ...

Legislature 2020: Much to accomplish in not much time

The 2020 Legislative session kicks off on Jan. 21, and this year Environment Day will be on Jan. 28. As you may know, 2020 will be a short 30-day session, the purpose of which is to enact the state’s budget ...

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Meet the ExComm: Mary Hotvedt

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