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Priority | Bill # | Title | Sponsors | Topics | CVNM Position |
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HB 42 |
Public Health and Climate Resiliency more
Summary: Establishes program to evaluate and address health impacts associated with climate change
Outcome: HB 42 received a do pass out of the House Health and Human Services Committee, but died waiting to be scheduled in House Appropriations and Finance Committee |
Kristina Ortez Reena Szczepanski Elizabeth Thomson Elizabeth Stefanics |
Support | 2023 | ||
HB 185 |
Enviro Standards for Appliances & Fixtures more
Summary: Updates home appliance and fixture efficiency standards
Outcome: HB 185 passed through all House committees, but died waiting to be scheduled on the House floor. |
Kristina Ortez Patricia Roybal Caballero |
Support | 2023 | ||
HB 218 |
Low-Income Public Utility Rates more
Summary: Would have allowed utilities to propose special lower rates for low income New Mexicans.
Outcome: HB 218 passed out of its House committees, but died waiting to be scheduled on the House floor. |
Cynthia Borrego Derrick J. Lente Kristina Ortez Angelica Rubio Mimi Stewart |
Support | 2023 | ||
HB 276 |
Oil & Gas Permit Applications more
Summary: Would have allowed EMNRD to deny permits to oil and gas operations with histories of non-compliance
Outcome: HB 276 was tabled in House Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Committee. |
Christine Chandler Andrea A. Romero |
Support | 2023 | ||
SB 53 |
Storage of Certain Radioactive Waste more
Summary: Prohibits establishments of nuclear waste storage in NM without state consent
Outcome: SB 53 passed through the Senate 21-13 and House 35-28; signed by the Governor on March 17, 2023. |
Jeff Steinborn Matthew McQueen Patricia Roybal Caballero Debra M. Sariñana |
Support | 2023 | ||
SB 56 |
Distributed Generation Facility Supply Cap more
Summary: Would have raised the cap on solar energy generation for households to account for increasing use of EVs and electric appliances
Outcome: SB 56 passed the Senate 25-10, but was tabled in House Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Committee. |
William P. Soules |
Support | 2023 | ||
SB 164 |
Future Oil & Gas Lease Royalty Rates more
Summary: Would have raised royalty rates on state trust land oil and gas leases to be equivalent with neighboring states
Outcome: SB 164 received a do pass in Senate committees, but died waiting to be scheduled on the Senate floor. |
Harold Pope Bill Tallman Debra M. Sariñana |
Support | 2023 | ||
SB 418 |
Oil & Gas Act Changes more
Summary: Would have updated Oil Conservation Commission membership and required a public interest factor for rules promulgated pursuant to the Oil and Gas Act
Outcome: SB 418 received a do pass in Senate Conservation Committee, but died waiting to be scheduled in Senate Judiciary Committee. |
Leo Jaramillo |
Support | 2023 | ||
SB 520 |
Clean Future Act more
Summary: Would have codified the greenhouse gas reduction requirements in Executive Order 2019-03
Outcome: SB 520 failed a motion to table on a 4-4 vote and died in the Senate Conservation Committee. |
Mimi Stewart |
Support | 2023 |
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- May 3, 2022Air, Public Lands, Water & Wildlife, Climate & Energy, People & Health, Water Quality & Land RestorationWe can create a zero-emission economy that works for all New Mexicans, one that our children and grandchildren can thrive in and be proud of.
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