Sponsored by TiLT A ten-week formative journey into a "new normal." long-distance trail runner Zach Martinez interviews Todd Wynward and Daniel “Ryno” Herrera about five ways we all can live into a new normal. The podcasts will be released on Mondays, and all Response, Reflection and Discussion Sessions will take place on Mondays via Zoom. […]
A forum hosted by the Green Justice and Racial Justice committees at First Congregational Church United Church of Christ in Albuquerque. The featured presenter , Dr. Myrriah Gomez of the UNM Honors College, will discuss how environmental racism has affected New Mexico. Myrriah’s current book project, Nuclear Nuevo México: Identity, Ethnicity, and Resistance in Atomic […]
On June 14, 21, and 28, we will watch and discuss Climate Solutions 101 from Project Drawdown, an educational program focused on solutions to the climate crisis. Climate Solutions 101 is the world’s first major educational effort focused solely on solutions. Rather than rehashing well-known climate challenges, Project Drawdown centers game-changing climate action based on […]
Making sense of climate change, air pollution, and energy development in New Mexico A Four-Part Virtual Conversation Series Episode 1 - Community, Climate, and Methane Join this discussion on how oil and gas pollution and the resulting climate change is already impacting New Mexicans and what we can do about it. Our host rancher and […]
On KUNM-AM Radio's "New Mexico People, Places and Ideas" Corrales resident Sandra Postel is the winner of the Stockholm Water Prize, considered the Nobel Prize for water is a special guest on this program on Friday morning. Host Stephen Spitz will begin the discussion with Ms. Postel’s latest book, "Replenish—the Virtuous Cycle of Water and […]
Members of the public are invited to participate as observers in the monthly meeting of the board of directors of New Mexico Interfaith Power & Light. To attend, send a request for a Zoom link to joan@nm-ipl.org
The committee meets monthly. Everyone is invited to be on the list to get notes and invitations for actions or attend the meetings. If you would like to attend, send a note to joan@nm-ipl.org to get the Zoom link.
OTHER SIDE OF THE HILL is a new film that will be available this summer through IPL for free congregational screenings and individual viewing at home. Sign up to get a reminder to register on July 1. The film is a hopeful, inspiring look at local leaders on the ground in rural America who are […]
Via Zoom. Proposed Agenda - Centering - Visioning about what our committee wants to focus on - Plans for Cool Congregation Challenge outreach (I will have congregation outreach assignments for you, ready by our meeting) - Next GTG? At the Precipice may end up being the focus for our annual meeting, so not sure if that should/needs to […]
A Conference Series on Our Common Home Registration is also open for a free conference on faithfully protecting our common home. Laudato Si’ and the U.S. Catholic Church: A Conference Series on Our Common Home (LSUS) is a biennial conference series co-sponsored by the Catholic Climate Covenant, its 20 Catholic partners, and Creighton University to […]
Green Amendments For The Generations is launching National Green Amendment Day, featuring special actions that folks can take to spread the word as well as a virtual panel discussion with environmental justice leaders from across the nation at 5:00pm MT. Register here Panelists and Speakers include: Kim Gaddy, Founder and Director of the South […]
The Mountain View Neighborhood Association and Mountain View Community Action along with representative petitioners Lauro Silva and Nora Garcia filed a petition to the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Air Quality Control Board asking for a hearing regarding the permitting of a proposed hot mix asphalt batch plant which is slated to be built at 9615 Broadway […]
The Aspen Institute will host their next Rural Opportunity and Development Session entitled, Pathfinders: Climate-Smart Solutions from Rural America and Native Nations. The impacts of climate change are worsening the already disproportionate burdens placed on rural people and Native Nations. In the face of these simultaneous global and hyper-local challenges, rural America and Native nations […]
Join 350NM for a protest at one of two Wells Fargo locations to protest their funding of the tar sands Line 3 pipeline from Canada through treaty-protected lands of northern Minnesota to Superior, Wisconsin. Let's demand that Wells Fargo stop funding climate destruction! Protests at two Wells Fargo Locations -1027 Main St NE SE, Los […]
The New Mexico Environment Department and the City of Albuquerque Environmental Health Department invite you to the virtual public engagement kick-off meeting of the Clean Cars New Mexico initiative from 5-7 p.m. July 21, 2021. This program will reduce the health and environmental impacts of light-duty vehicles by adopting stricter tailpipe emission standards for new vehicles offered for sale in New Mexico. […]
Will communities win over fossil fuels?" The webinar’s purpose is to discuss the IEA Net Zero by 2050 Roadmap, commissioned by the International Energy Agency (IEA), first divestment legislation in Main (the USA), Vatican and discuss a pathway for Catholic community to end fossil fuels globally and in the countries of a Global South and […]
Making sense of climate change, air pollution, and energy development in New Mexico A Four-Part Virtual Conversation Series Part 2: Join Climate Action Voces Unidas (CAVU) for lunch on Wednesday, July 28 for Episode 2 of the Clearing the Air conservation series. You'll hear more stories of New Mexicans impacted by climate change and what […]
Contra Santolina Working Group and allies invite you to enjoy FREE paletas while getting updates about the proposed Santolina Sprawl development project. Join us on your lunch break at the park across the street from the Southwest Organizing Project office, 1006 Park Ave SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102-2940 Everyone is welcome! Santolina still looms in […]
Jointly published by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Catholic Association of Diocesan Ecumenical and Interreligious Officers, and Catholic Climate Covenant the Guidebook, "offers insights into how Catholics can bring the riches of the Catholic theological tradition to ecumenical and interreligious discussions and actions that uphold the dignity and sanctity of our environment.” (Most […]