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Christopher Ramirez

The Land of Enchantment can’t stand by Scott Pruitt as EPA administrator

By Christopher Ramirez and Demis Foster | January 20, 2017

We call out all New Mexicans to ask our senators, Martin Heinrich and Tom Udall, to oppose Scott Pruitt’s confirmation for EPA administrator. Continue Reading

Ralph Arellanes

Obama monuments preserve of our shared heritage

By Ralph Arellanes | January 19, 2017

This is an achievement that should be celebrated. Continue Reading

Gold King Mine spill

NM leaders slam EPA after agency says it won’t pay Gold King Mine spill claims

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | January 13, 2017

The EPA said on Friday — one of the final days of the Obama Administration — that it won’t compensate Navajo farmers and others who suffered damages resulting from the 2015 spill. Continue Reading

Donald Trump

Trump and the climate: His hot air on warming is far from the greatest threat

By Andrew Revkin, ProPublica | January 3, 2017

Trump, who has called climate change a hoax, has frightened many with his embrace of fossil fuels. What’s truly scary, scientists and others say, is how much larger the problem is than one American president. Continue Reading

Patrick Doyle

Time is running out to protect Castner Range

By Patrick Doyle | December 29, 2016

This unique piece of the American West would be a noteworthy monument. Continue Reading

Patrick Doyle

National Historic Landmark Program can help protect NM’s identity

By Patrick Doyle | December 8, 2016

If campaign promises prove true, we are not likely to see any new national monuments during the next presidential administration. Continue Reading

Pete Domenici

Domenici returning to NM, will be land commissioner’s senior adviser

By Heath Haussamen, NMPolitics.net | November 30, 2016

Former U.S. Sen. Pete Domenici is moving back to New Mexico, where he will join the State Land Office as senior adviser to Land Commissioner Aubrey Dunn. Continue Reading

Gabe Vasquez

Protecting Southern New Mexico’s Hispanic heritage

By Gabe Vasquez | October 12, 2016

We must preserve the land where our families and ancestors have lived and thrived —  now, and for future generations. Continue Reading

Regina Wheeler

NM’s key competitive advantage is the sun

By Regina Wheeler | October 11, 2016

As the brand-new Facebook news illustrates, New Mexico’s green energy transition isn’t just about protecting the environment. Continue Reading

Molly Sanders

Despite NM’s high hopes, Martinez continues to let the public down

By Marcela Diaz and Molly Sanders | October 5, 2016

We all want what’s best for our families, and Gov. Martinez campaigned on a promise to run New Mexico differently. Continue Reading

Martin Heinrich

Public Lands of Enchantment

By Martin Heinrich | September 23, 2016

As we celebrate Public Lands Day, I remain deeply committed to standing with New Mexicans to protect and conserve our public lands, watersheds, and wildlife for all to enjoy. Continue Reading

Sister Joan Brown

Faith leaders call on oil and gas to drop opposition to venting and flaring rules

By Sister Joan Brown | September 7, 2016

We have low-cost technology that cuts natural gas waste for oil and gas operators for pennies on the dollar. Continue Reading

Hatch flood

Hatch works to improve infrastructure before the next destructive weather event

By Kent Paterson | August 23, 2016

In Hatch and New Mexico, the big question is: Will enough preparations and flood control remedies be in place in time so damage from the next destructive event like Little Katrina is at least tempered? Continue Reading

Gimme a break! IRS tax loophole can reward excessive water use in drought-stricken West

By Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica | August 17, 2016

Experts fear tax deductions for water use as a “depleted asset” could actually worsen the crisis in New Mexico and elsewhere as rivers and reservoirs dry up. Continue Reading

Steve Fischmann

El Paso Electric’s renewable energy scam

By Steve Fischmann | August 17, 2016

Ignore all the noise you hear about renewable energy being expensive. Continue Reading

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