BIA: Navajo members can ‘work around’ connectivity issues to participate in online oil and gas forum
Representatives from the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs and the U.S. Bureau of Land Management told participants of a virtual meeting Wednesday that they can...
CCL brings dozens of new cosponsors to BEST Act
Citizens’ Climate Lobby had the opportunity to flex its lobbying muscle last month, and our volunteers delivered: they helped bring 24 new cosponsors, both Democrats...
Solar firm buying land rights near coal plants with eye toward transmission
As coal plants retire, they leave behind power lines and grid connections that can be a big asset to renewable developers.
Saving Chaco: As coronavirus consumes New Mexico, drilling threatens sacred land
A BLM plan could mean 3,000 new oil and gas wells in an area facing severe COVID-19 outbreaks and particulate matter pollution....
Exxon Mobil to reduce methane emissions at 1,000 Permian Basin sites
Irving oil major Exxon Mobil is testing new equipment to reduce methane emissions at 1,000 sites in the Permian Basin of West Texas and southeastern...
New Mexico: PRC OKs PNM’s San Juan Generating Station exit
The Public Regulation Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to approve PNM's application for abandoning the San Juan Generating Station and using securitization bonds to recover some...
Permian gas problem just gets worse as shale drilling slows down
America’s top shale field is becoming increasingly gassy as drilling slows down, undercutting profits for explorers at a time when investors are demanding better returns.
Are ‘forever chemicals’ in our milk? Nobody really knows
When contaminated groundwater shut down a New Mexico dairy farm, it revealed how unprepared regulators are to protect the food supply from a group of...