In the news - Attorney General sues more than twenty companies for alleged environmental contamination

Chapter Director Camilla Feibelman is interviewed on Telemundo about contamination by PFAS.

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In the news – Attorney General sues more than twenty companies for alleged environmental contamination

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2024 Primary Endorsements

Primary elections are June 4. These are endorsements made by the Rio Grande Chapter of the Sierra Club for candidates in contested elections ...

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Rio Grande Chapter endorsements for 2023 November state-wide elections ...

Inflation Reduction Act Delivers $156M in Solar for All Funds for New Mexico

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that New Mexico was awarded $156,120,000 in funding through the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund’s Solar For All program ...

NM Air Quality Decision-Makers Vote to Continue New Clean Car Standards To Deliver Major Benefits to New Mexicans

The New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board voted 4-1 to reject a challenge to newly enacted clean car standards. The Albuquerque-Bernalillo County Air Quality Control Board also voted 5-0 to reject the challenge. These standards will bring more electric vehicles to ...

Public opposition to pesticide spraying in Rio Arriba

The Rio Grande Chapter's recent “Aerial Pesticide Alert” resulted in over 250 personalized comments from members, and thousands from residents and organizations, opposing the USDA Animal and Plant Inspection Service’s (APHIS) proposal to spray close to 40 square miles of ...

Sierra Club statement on Biden Administration Protections for Buffalo Tract

The Biden Administration announced new protections for critical public and ancestral tribal lands near Placitas in New Mexico. An order issued by Interior Secretary Deb Haaland protects more than 4,200 acres of New Mexico landscapes known as the Buffalo Tract ...

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