A look back at three of the better posts, we’ve done during the Legislative Session with one focused on concerns with SB 489, one of this session’s most important bills, reflections on Parkland and Rio Rancho shootings, and how three… Read More ›
Climate Justice
Hurricane Harvey: Climate Change Offers a Wake-Up Call for What is to Come
As if Harvey and flooding in India weren’t enough, Irma is bearing down on the Atlantic Coast with devastating potential and flooding in India is killing thousands. While the GOP wears blinders, scientists predict this pattern is the new normal…. Read More ›
Update on Wells Fargo: A Most Interesting Evening at City Hall
An eventful, surprising and disappointing night at the City Council. In a process in which there was so much very clear Mayoral and Councilor disappointment with the recommendation to extend the contract with Wells Fargo, where was the opportunity for… Read More ›
One Way to Pay Tribute to Susan
As a tribute to Susan Popovich, maybe we all should do what she’d do: show up. You don’t often get a chance to advocate on three important issues at one City Council meeting. But today you do. One issue in… Read More ›
National Academy of Sciences: “Mass Extinction Is Here”- A Call for Action
National Academy of Sciences says things are much worse than expected. Recent posts have strongly suggested the need for bold solutions to serious challenges. This post includes info from the National Academy, New Energy Economy and info on some bold… Read More ›
PNM–An Obscene Example of Corporate Greed Seeks Half Billion More from Rate Payers
This report describes PNM’s efforts to mislead the PRC and once again foist the rate-payer with $445M in costs that could be avoided by closing the plant and dispels an important excuse about boldly developing NM’s renewable portfolio. This information may surprise… Read More ›