Why investing in carbon capture is wrong for PNM and wrong for the environment.
We’re in the news: New Mexico must apply clean energy law to the San Juan coal retirement
We’re in the news: Supreme Court sides with governor in Energy Transition Act case
We’re in the news: Water scarcity accelerates plans to close Xcel’s Tolk coal plant by a decade
We’re in the News: methane
Press: A wildlife emergency is brewing at the border
Press: NM begins discussion on reusing wastewater from fracking
Bill to protect for Chaco passes House

The Chaco bill passed out of the Natural Resources Committee on July 17 and is another step further to becoming a federal law. Rep. Deb Haaland was excellent and a true champion for New Mexico in this Energy Dominance era. There is still much to get done and we continue to push and work on getting broader protections for the landscape, surrounding communities, and fight for environmental justice.
Coming of Age in a Time of Change
Trapping bill highlights state’s urban-rural divide

HB 366 has become known as Roxy’s Law, in honor of an 8-year-old heeler mix strangled in a trap last month at Santa Cruz Lake. When the House Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Committee took testimony from the public about the issue Thursday, however, the biggest argument against trapping was simply that it is cruel.