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Hannah Grover

Hannah Grover

Environment Reporter at New Mexico Political Report

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NM Court of Appeals upholds ozone rules

A New Mexico appellate court upheld rules intended to reduce the ozone levels in oil and gas regions.  The New Mexico Court of Appeals ruled that the Independent Petroleum Association of New Mexico failed to present sufficient evidence that the rule needs to be overturned. Ozone is formed when volatile organic compounds and nitrogen oxides […]
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Report shows clean energy jobs are surging in New Mexico

A new report shows that New Mexico has experienced some of the fastest growth in clean energy jobs in the country. The report, released by E2 and the Renewable Energy Industry Association of New Mexico, ranks the state as top in the nation for growth in energy efficiency jobs and third for clean energy jobs.
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Report shows clean energy jobs are surging in New Mexico

A new report shows that New Mexico has experienced some of the fastest growth in clean energy jobs in the country. The report, released by E2 and the Renewable Energy Industry Association of New Mexico, ranks the state as top in the nation for growth in energy efficiency jobs and third for clean energy jobs. […]
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Renewable energy sector faces uncertainty following Trump election

Immediately after the news broke that Donald Trump would once again be president, stocks in solar companies plummeted. Array Technologies, which has manufacturing facilities in Albuquerque, saw an approximately 20 percent drop in its stocks while Sunnova, which installs residential solar, saw more than 50 percent drop in stock. One reason for this sudden drop
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Renewable energy sector faces uncertainty following Trump election

Immediately after the news broke that Donald Trump would once again be president, stocks in solar companies plummeted. Array Technologies, which has manufacturing facilities in Albuquerque, saw an approximately 20 percent drop in its stocks while Sunnova, which installs residential solar, saw more than 50 percent drop in stock. One reason for this sudden drop […]
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Rio Grande water management lawsuit reaches settlement

Advocates and water officials have reached a settlement agreement about how to manage Rio Grande water to best protect an endangered fish. WildEarth Guardians, the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service filed the settlement agreement in U.S. District Court on Tuesday. This settlement will […]
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Hearing on petition to ban forever chemicals in fracking ends

The Oil Conservation Commission concluded its hearing Friday on a petition to ban the use of PFAS in oil and gas extraction. The final day of the hearing provided the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association the chance to argue their position, including their opposition, to the proposed regulations that the conservation advocacy group WildEarth
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Oil Conservation Commission kicks off hearing on use of ‘forever ch...

The Oil Conservation Commission kicked off its week-long hearing on a petition to ban the use of PFAS chemicals in oil and gas extraction. While there is no concrete evidence that PFAS chemicals are currently being used in oil and gas extraction in New Mexico, activists say that it has been used in the state
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East Mountains residents rail against proposed Diamond Tail Solar

Residents of the East Mountains area outside of Albuquerque packed into the Vista Grande Community Center in Sandia Park on Tuesday evening to express opposition for a proposed solar farm with battery storage. The Diamond Tail Solar Project would be built on private land that has been used for cattle ranching and filming movies. Before
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Petition calls on Lujan Grisham to ban PFAS in oil and gas operations

A coalition of advocacy groups delivered a petition to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham this week that requests a state ban on the use of PFAS chemicals in oil and gas extraction. There are tens of thousands of PFAS chemicals in existence and these are used in a variety of applications including in cosmetics, firefighting foam,
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Petition calls on Lujan Grisham to ban PFAS in oil and gas operations

A coalition of advocacy groups delivered a petition to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham this week that requests a state ban on the use of PFAS chemicals in oil and gas extraction. There are tens of thousands of PFAS chemicals in existence and these are used in a variety of applications including in cosmetics, firefighting foam,