This is the stunning, unique and precious Rio Chama Watershed, New Mexico
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Who are Rio Arriba Concerned Citizens?
We are a grassroots organization that defends against Oil and Gas development in the Rio Chama Watershed, NM while educating and advocating for sustainable, safe energy and income sources in our region.
Our Considerations Are:
- To inform and educate our community on current issues that affect public health, safety, land, air and water quality in the Rio Chama Watershed.
- To promote the Rio Chama Watershed as a model for sustainable development and renewable energy.
- To stand for the “Frontier District” as designated in the Rio Arriba County Oil and Gas Ordinance (2009). This district is east of the Continental Divide and home of the Rio Chama Watershed.
- To maintain a relationship with Federal, State, and County decision-makers to provide information and education concerning Oil and Gas development and promoting Green Energy to the wider community.
Keep up with the latest environmental and sustainability news affecting our Watershed, region and the wider world via our Facebook stream.
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You no doubt are hearing the news about the just passed Inflation Reduction Act. Greenpeace offers up some details they entitle - The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. We're on our way but have some series issues, especially in New Mexico involving hydrogen development, that still need our focus. But for now, things are looking up, so we can celebrate!
Announced Today - Ford and DTE Energy announce largest renewable energy purchase in US history. As part of its plans to reach carbon neutrality, Ford is announcing today it will soon be able to source all of its electricity in Michigan from clean energy sources. DTE Energy will be adding 650 megawatts of solar energy capacity for Ford by 2025. Read on...
Ford and DTE Energy announce largest renewable energy purchase in US history
electrek.co
Ford and DTE Energy are taking a massive step in the fight against climate change. The automaker and Detroit-based energy company DTE Energy are announcing today a new clean energy agreement, the larg...The clock is ticking, this research gives hopeful news.
Study finds 100% renewables would pay off within 6 years
pv-magazine-usa.com
New research from Stanford University researcher Mark Jacobson outlines how 145 countries could meet 100% of their business-as-usual energy needs with wind, water, solar and energy storage.Help us keep this beautiful land and water pristine for another 100 million years.