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I urge the Commission to adopt strong, comprehensive, clear, and enforceable rules that fully implement SB 21 to fully protect New Mexico’s waters from existing and future pollution. SB 21 provides a historic opportunity for New Mexico to establish a strong state permitting system to safeguard rivers, streams, wetlands, and other essential surface waters.
This is yet another giveaway to corporate polluters and reckless developers All wetlands, rivers, and streams deserve protections, and we must urge EPA to protect…
Clear Horizons New Mexico, a statewide coalition of environmental, social justice, and conservation advocates from 33 organizations and businesses across New Mexico, applauds the Senate Finance Committee for passing the Community Benefit Fund, made up of Senate Bills 48 and 49. Senate Bill 48 passed the Senate Finance Committee on 7-4 do-pass vote,
Here are some talking points to help you provide public comment on the Public Regulatory Commissions Hearing on Renewable Energy for Rural Electric Cooperatives: Based…
In August of 2023, the federal Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the NRC did not have authority under the federal Atomic Energy Act…
Eligible entities include: counties, cities, towns, or villages; a drainage, conservancy, irrigation, soil and water conservation, water, or sanitation district a mutual domestic water consumers…
In the northern reaches of the Chihuahuan Desert, 30 miles east of the town of Carlsbad and the Pecos River, sits the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP). It is the nation’s only deep repository for transuranic nuclear waste, storing such waste from around the country.
The ten-year hazardous waste renewal permit for the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) has been finalized after successful negotiations.
In the summer and fall of each year, the state legislature drafts state budget recommendations that it will present in the upcoming legislative session. This…
