Governor announces new Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources secretary
Melanie A. Kenderdine, who currently heads a D.C. nonprofit, will assume leadership of the department next month.
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Melanie A. Kenderdine, who currently heads a D.C. nonprofit, will assume leadership of the department next month.
(The Center Square) – New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham claims her administration's oil and gas regulations have positively impacted the state's greenhouse gas emissions when compared to less regulated Texas.
Cottrell Propst was among the governor's initial Cabinet appointments and one of only a few who has remained in the job since the governor was first elected.
A top state regulator of the petroleum industry in New Mexico who helped implement new restrictions on methane pollution and waste is leaving her post at year’s end. The governor’s
Sarah Cottrell Propst, who helped curb methane pollution and waste as New Mexico's secretary of the Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, is stepping down.