Opinion: ‘Produced water’ must be kept out of our state’s rivers and streams
We're in the news: Albuquerque Journal op-ed piece includes member Dale Doremus. June 16, 2024 ...
In the news! EPA rule forces San Juan to clean up its ash
Santa Fe New Mexican article: EPA rule forces San Juan to clean up its ash waste ...
We’re in the news! Utility regulators approves PNM’s transportation electrification program
The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission unanimously approved a plan from the state’s largest utilities for increasing adoption of electric vehicles this week ...
In the news – NM Game Commission to decide hunting limits for mountain lion, bear
October 23, 2023: Mary Katherine Ray is interviewed by Public News Service ...
June 27, 2023: T J Trout interviews Miya King Flaherty and Mario Attencio from the Torreon Chapter of the Navajo Nation about Chaco Canyon and it's importance both culturally and environmentally on News Radio KKOB ...
Camilla is interviewed on Telemundo about contamination by PFAS ...
In the news – Native America Calling
June 12, 2023, Native America Calling episode on President Biden's 20-year ban on new oil and gas leases surrounding Chaco Canyon ...
In the news: Cannon Air Force Base looking to let public weigh in on contamination cleanup efforts
On May 31, KRQE News aired a news article on PFAS contamination in the Clovis area, with comments by Rio Grande Chapter Director Camilla Feibelman. ...
Lead, Governor: climate action can’t wait
That’s three Sierra Club leaders three days in a row! Great job, John, Norman and Camilla! MY VIEW CAMILLA FEIBELMAN Lead, governor: Climate action can’t wait https://www.santafenewmexican.com/opinion/my_view/lead-governor-climate-action-cant-wait/article_7bad2a60-e52c-11ed-baf0-fb56d639783a.html ...
We’re in the news: Gila Mimbres Community Radio
During this year’s legislative session, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham backed the Hydrogen Hub Act to incentivize a hydrogen power industry in the state and put New Mexico in the running to access some of the $8 billion available from the Biden Administration’s Infrastructure bill set aside for so-called Hydrogen Hubs. But critics say that hydrogen production can actually increase our carbon footprint rather than reducing our carbon emissions. Listen to the interview ...
