In Santa Fe, Trump’s EPA chief announces plans to roll back Biden-era oil and gas regulationsU.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin announced plans to roll back Biden-era oil and gas methane regulations, drawing criticism from New Mexico environmental advocates and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham.Albuquerque Journal9h agoWhole story →PlanetMichelle Lujan Grishamepa methane regulation rollback
Lujan Grisham visits Mexico to pursue New Mexico natural gas exportsGov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is in Mexico City for a state-funded trade mission focused on potential New Mexico natural gas export deals before her term ends.Albuquerque Journal28d agoWhole story →PlanetEconomyMichelle Lujan Grishamnew mexico natural gas export mission
New Mexicans deserve more than a $250 rebate for fossil fuel industry's true costsGov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's proposed $250 gas rebate falls far short of addressing the billions in climate, health, and cleanup costs the fossil fuel industry imposes on New Mexico residents. A climate emergency declaration and industry accountability are urgently needed.Albuquerque Journal2mo agoWhole story →PlanetEconomyMichelle Lujan Grishamnew mexico climate policy
New Mexico Environment Department proposes rule to detect methane leaksThe New Mexico Environment Department has proposed a new rule requiring oil and gas operators to detect and repair major methane leaks within three days, as part of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's push to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.Albuquerque Journal2mo agoWhole story →PlanetMichelle Lujan Grishamnew mexico methane rule proposal
New Mexico's $250 rebate checks should become a permanent annual dividendGov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's $250 rebate checks for New Mexicans are a step in the right direction, but one energy expert argues the state should make them a permanent annual dividend — similar to Alaska's Permanent Fund.Albuquerque Journal3mo agoWhole story →PlanetEconomyMichelle Lujan Grishamnew mexico energy rebate proposal
Governor Lujan Grisham directs $3.5 million in emergency fundingGovernor Michelle Lujan Grisham directs $3.5 million in emergency funding to combat 16 active wildfires across New Mexico, including the McCauley Springs fire. This state initiative supports fire suppression efforts amidst ongoing dry conditions and red flag warnings.Albuquerque Journal3mo agoWhole story →PlanetMichelle Lujan Grishamnew mexico wildfires
