Dependence on Big Oil, Dirty Coal Could Cost New Mexico $230 Billion By 2030 7/02/2009

Between 2010 and 2030, New Mexico will spend as much as $230 billion on oil, coal, and other fossil fuels -- 5.8 times the total earnings of all New Mexico workers in 2007.

The High Cost of Fossil Fuels 7/02/2009

America is at an energy crossroad. As a nation, we are dependent on fossil fuels at a time of growing demand and dwindling supply. Meanwhile, fossil fuel use continues to impose massive environmental and economic costs. Now our country must choose between paying to continue the status quo and investing in a new energy future.

Clean Energy, Bright Future 1/16/2009

We can protect our environment and strengthen our economy by investing in clean energy and green infrastructure. A green economic recovery plan would mean less global warming pollution, fewer asthma attacks from air pollution, more clean lakes and rivers for drinking water, swimming and fishing, more secure energy in the long term, and more jobs than investing in the dirty energy technologies of the past.

State Looks To Boost Solar 12/12/2008

New Mexico regulators are considering a proposal that would expand rooftop solar energy programs at the state's largest utility. The program, under which Public Service Company of New Mexico would pay a premium to buy electricity from rooftop arrays, is part of the state Public Regulation Commission's efforts to expand production of renewable energy in the state.

Greenhouse gases warming North America unevenly 12/11/2008

Climate change caused by greenhouse gases is warming the United States, though unevenly, government researchers said Thursday.

Solar car completes 1st ever round-the-world trip 12/04/2008

The first solar-powered car to travel around the world ended its journey at the U.N. climate talks Thursday, arriving with the message that clean technologies are available now to stop global warming.