Calendar

New Mexico Climate Action

Calendar (all times are Mountain) 

 

  • Thursday, June 18, 10 am:
    PRC meeting in Albuquerque about the Blackstone/PNM merger
    The PRC hearing examiners found that Blackstone broke NM Laws, that PNM & Blackstone must pay penalties, that Blackstone should withdraw the merger application and refile, and that it must protect ratepayers from any costs due to its illegal stock transaction. Attend to share your support for the hearing examiners’ opinion. Location: Clifford Plaza, 4100 Osuna Road NE, Ste. 102, in Albuquerque.

 

 

  • Thursday, June 18, 9 – 11:30 am:
    Rain Gardens Up Close
    Join the Santa Fe Watershed Association to discover how Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) helps protect our watershed. Join hydrologist Aaron Kauffman of Southwest Urban Hydrology for an engaging introduction to the benefits of GSI, along with a look at current research on how it’s performing in our region — all while touring several local rain gardens. This workshop is free, but space is limited to 20 participants. RSVP at the link above. For more information, contact     lorraine@santafewatershed.org.
    Meeting Location: New Mexico State Library parking lot, 1209 Camino Carlos Rey, Santa Fe.

 

  • Ongoing: Every Friday through September, 9 am – noon:
    Intersectional Fridays at Full Circle Farm
    An opportunity for settlers and non-Native people to learn how to be in better relationship with land and Indigenous people at Full Circle Farm, 2080 San Ysidro Crossing an Indigenous-centered farm established in 2020 on the site of Pindi Pueblo by members of Three Sisters Collective. Stewarding this land is an effort at land back and rematriation. Join them for work on the land, critical inquiry, and connective conversations every Friday this summer. Light refreshments and work gloves provided. Please bring water and sun protection.

 

  • Saturday, June 20, 2 – 5 pm:
    Workshop on PEIS for Plutonium Pit Production
    Join TWU and Concerned Citizens for Nuclear Safety (CCNS) to learn about the upcoming nationwide Draft Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) on Plutonium Pit Production at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). Plutonium pits are the essential part of nuclear bombs, and the manufacturing process involves hazardous and radioactive materials. During these gatherings, we will break down the significance of the PEIS, current LANL projects, and understand different public participation options.

 

 

 

  • Sunday, June 28, Noon – 1:30 pm:
    O’ga P’ogeh Land Tax
    Come learn about the O’ga P’ogeh Land Tax, a grassroots project and opportunity for all settlers and non-Native people in O’ga P’ogeh/Santa Fe to contribute to local Indigenous communities and organizations. Volunteers with OPLT will describe the purpose of OPLT, explain how contributions work, and share ways to get more involved. For more information, contact oplandtax@gmail.com
    Location: Unitarian Universalists, 107 W. Barcelona, Santa Fe.

 

  • Saturday, July 11, 8 – 10 am:
    Arroyo Cleanup & Coffee with the SF Watershed Association
    Join the SFWA Trash Pandas to clean up the arroyo behind Santa Fe Suites at 3007 S St Francis Dr, Santa Fe while enjoying coffee, snacks, and good company. No RSVP is needed; just show up ready to lend a hand.  Questions? Contact Lorraine at     lorraine@santafewatershed.org

 
 

  • Sunday, July 12, Noon – 3pm:
    Pot Luck and discussion at Full Circle Farm
    For the last few years, O’ga P’ogeh Land Tax / Three Sisters Collective has hosted seasonal gatherings for members and friends to meet one another and share food. Location: Full Circle Farm, 2080 San Ysidro Crossing.

 

 

  • Monday, July 13, 10 – 11 am:
    Climate Change and Human Health – Project ECHO
    This program offers evidence-based training on the science of climate change, climate-related health effects, and effective communication skills.
    Sponsored by UNM Health Sciences

 

 

  • Saturday, July 18:
    Watershed Hike with SF Watershed Association
    Join a FREE, 5-mile roundtrip adventure into the Upper Santa Fe Watershed, a rare opportunity to explore one of Northern New Mexico’s most protected and important landscapes. Closed to the public since 1932, this special hike offers a unique chance to experience the headwaters of the Santa Fe River alongside knowledgeable guides. Spaces are limited; sign up at the link above.

 

 

 

  • Monday, August 3, 10 – 11 am:
    Climate Change and Human Health – Project ECHO
    This program offers evidence-based training on the science of climate change, climate-related health effects, and effective communication skills.
    Sponsored by UNM Health Sciences

 

 

  • August 8 – 10:
    Geothermal Energy in New Mexico Presentation
    The NM Geothermal Working Group will give a geothermal presentation to the Indian Affairs interim committee at their Aug 8-10 meeting in Shiprock, Dulce. In addition to a general NM geothermal overview, the presentation will also show where geothermal resources overlap with native lands; development opportunities; which nations/tribes/pueblos are exploring geothermal development; and Q&A. Details will be posted at the link above closer to the date.

 

 

 

 

  • Monday, September 14, 10 – 11 am:
    Climate Change and Human Health – Project ECHO
    This program offers evidence-based training on the science of climate change, climate-related health effects, and effective communication skills.
    Sponsored by UNM Health Sciences

 

  • September 21
    NM Heat Protection Rule – Public Hearing
    Details to come.

 

  • Friday, September 25, 2 – 7 pm:
    Pollinator Palooza
    Save the date for the Institute for Applied Ecology’s Southwest Office third annual Pollinator Palooza. More details to come.

 

  • Monday, October 5, 10 – 11 am:
    Climate Change and Human Health – Project ECHO
    This program offers evidence-based training on the science of climate change, climate-related health effects, and effective communication skills.
    Sponsored by UNM Health Sciences

 

  • Monday, November 2, 10 – 11 am:
    Climate Change and Human Health – Project ECHO
    This program offers evidence-based training on the science of climate change, climate-related health effects, and effective communication skills.
    Sponsored by UNM Health Sciences

 

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