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Energy bill pits local control against large-scale planning - Vimarsana News

Energy bill pits local control against large-scale planning

By Nicholas Gilmore, The Santa Fe New Mexican Some local governments and climate advocacy groups are pushing a bill that could open up energy control to localities in the state.  On Tuesday, Santa Fe County commissioners unanimously passed a resolution in support of Senate Bill 165, the Local Choice Energy Act, which was introduced in the […]

Bill would allow New Mexico cities, counties, tribes to control energy generation - Vimarsana News

Bill would allow New Mexico cities, counties, tribes to control energy generation

The proposed legislation would allow local governments to take over electric generation from privately run utilities.

Bill seeking to ban prescribed burns in NM during spring months doused by Senate panel - Vimarsana News

Bill seeking to ban prescribed burns in NM during spring months doused by Senate panel

State and federal forest officials called such burns a vital tool and urged lawmakers not to limit the practice.

A Major Investment in Combating Drought on the Colorado River - by Jan Wondra - Vimarsana News

A Major Investment in Combating Drought on the Colorado River - by Jan Wondra

This past Sunday, in overtime hours ahead of adjourning for their August recess, the U.S. Senate passed the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). It invests $370

Flowing funds: Climate bill contains $4B to combat drought on Colorado River - Vimarsana News

Flowing funds: Climate bill contains $4B to combat drought on Colorado River

When the U.S. Senate passed the Inflation Reduction Act on Sunday, Western States legislators breathed a sigh of relief after feeling victorious in an effort to see funding included for the Bureau of Reclamation to...