NMIPL IN THE NEWS
Carlsbad Current Argus. Sep. 3, 2020 New Mexico finalizes oil and gas wastewater regulations, lawmakers hear testimony (Rev. Nick King Quoted)
Las Cruces Sun-News, Aug. 19, 2020, Report on solving climate crisis brings hope (Co-authored by Michael Sells, Clara Sims and Edith Yanez)
Santa Fe New Mexican, Aug. 15, 2020 Vote your values this November (Commentary by Larry Rasmussen and Tabitha Arnold)
Watch: Waters of the Southwest Hearing with EPA
/in Actions, Faithful Citizenship, Featured Articles, NEWS /by adminSister Joan Brown was one of the panelists in the Waters of the US hearing with the Environmental Protection Agency on Monday, June 13. Here is a video.
IPL 2022 Voter Reflection Guides Available
/in Faithful Citizenship, Featured Articles, NEWS /by adminAs people of faith and conscience across the country, we believe elections are a referendum on the values that will shape our future. Voting is how we create a society based on our shared values.
Some of the ways you and your faith community can use the printed guide include: making copies available to your congregation, discussing the guide and its reflection questions (adult education, committee, youth group, etc.), offering copies when you register voters or deliver social services, or asking political candidates a question from it.
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June 9 Webinar “Faithful Voter Reflection Guide – A Conversation”
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Retreat Participants Examine Emissions in Permian Basin
/in Featured Articles /by adminStaff, board members and volunteers from New Mexico El Paso Region Interfaith Power & Light traveled to Hobbs and other parts of the Permian Basin in New Mexico earlier this month to examine conditions in the communities where oil and gas facilities are located. As the participants in this retreat noted, a significant problem for residents of these frontline communities is exposure to dangerous emissions released by these facilities.
The participants recognized and offered a blessing for the work of Kayley Shoup, a Carlsbad-based organizer for Citizens Caring for the Future. CCFF is an affiliate of NMEPR-IPL.