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The state of New Mexico is hosting a series of public meetings around the state to gather input on New Mexico’s Climate Action Plan, which provides a roadmap to reach pollution reduction targets set by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. The targets call for the state to reduce climate pollution by 45% by 2030 and reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
New Mexico’s Climate Action Plan
When: 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. March 20
Where: New Mexico Highlands University Student Union Building in Las Vegas, N.M.
More information: RSVPs are requested at surveymonkey.com/r/RVJLMQJ. The site also lists times and dates of meetings elsewhere in the state.
The New Mexico Climate Change Task Force was created by Executive Order 2019-003 and chaired by the Secretaries of the New Mexico Environment Department and the New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department.
During the spring of 2022, the Climate Change Task Force convened a Technical Advisory Group to advise on proposed climate actions to assess climate goals and implementing actions proposed by the Climate Change Task Force to help New Mexico meet its 2030 emissions reduction goal while strengthening its economy and integrating equity principles into its climate planning. The work of the Technical Advisory Group is available in the final report available here and continues to inform climate action planning.
PNM should give money back to all those they severely overcharged instead of making customers find a way to make payments for PNM's mistakes.
Sunny, with a high of 100 and low of 73 degrees. Sunny for the morning, clear for the afternoon and evening, overcast overnight.
One correction is needed in the “New America” story: Ron deSantis is the governor of Florida, Greg Abbott is the Texas governor.
To improve Alamogordo, let's revert to the founding principles - only landowners should vote. Carpetbaggers like this ******* should go back to the plantation in Mississippi.
Wow! You can tell this dude’s mouth was open while he was being born. Just think about it for a moment…
Naw. He's right. We're the ones with skin in the game. Boonies ain't right with the world. They've proven it.
Regarding Let’s Grow Alamo. Shouldn't a professional consultant with expertise in this area tell us what will work? Trolling for the public to be "brutally honest" will produce a report filled with excuses, not good ideas, because if anyone here had one, they'd be doing it already, and they aren't.
Seems like the city continues to have projects that go into cost overruns pretty consistently. Maybe watch out for the cost overruns on the Natatorium and see who profits…
If the City hired a qualified construction company, THEY should have bid on the appropriate materials for the job. In this change order, it seems they either didn’t know that the mammoth fire trucks would require a thick concrete pad, or they lowballed their bid, only to come back with this change order.
Another unqualified XX-firebrand wearing an empty suit that's all hat and no cattle. This blog's mountebank has no shortage of self-appointed experts who love to rabble-rouse. The reality is, she could run, but knows that, due to her narcissism, she couldn't get the voters to act on her short-term clickbait.
I seem to remember reading a quote about those that don’t want to change the system, just that they want to be in charge.