In the news: Time to focus on clean energy solutions that work

See Director’s op-ed piece in the February 7, Santa Fe New Mexican.

Why investing in carbon capture is wrong for PNM and wrong for the environment.

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Diane has lived in New Mexico since 2007 – when she received orders to Kirtland AFB. She served 25 years as a medical service corps officer, beginning in the Navy and finishing in the Air Force. When she retired in ...

Meet the ExComm – Derrick Toledo

Derrick Toledo, from the Pueblo of Jemez, is a congressional staffer for Congresswoman Teresa Leger Fernández currently based out of Santa Fe. He previously served as a tribal official in Jemez and now works closely alongside the tribes in natural ...

Industry report leaves out oil and gas health, water, climate damages

The Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter issued the following statement in response to an economic report issued by the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association, which failed to include the industry’s well-documented economic costs and harms to New Mexicans’ health, ...

2023 New Mexico legislative preview

By Luis Guerrero, Rio Grande Chapter legislative and political organizer This year is a “long” 60-day New Mexico legislative session starting Jan. 17, and there will be many exciting opportunities for Sierra Club members to provide input and participate (sometimes ...

2023 Legislative Tracker

See a list of priority bills for the current session that the Rio Grande Chapter is for the 2023 legislative session ...

How did Sierra Club’s endorsed candidates do? (Pretty darn well!)

Thanks to all of you who voted and volunteered in the 2022 general election! Your thousands of calls and door knocks resulted in climate champions winning up and down the New Mexico ticket, and perhaps made the difference in a ...

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