Myrriah Gómez August 11, 2023 A Deadly Love Affair: New Mexico, Physics, and the Film Oppenheimer Guest Commentary
Harold Mendoza/Unsplash August 3, 2023 Senate Passes Bill to Help Nuclear Testing Victims, But The Fight for Nuclear Justice Isn’t Over Yet Chanese A. Forté Scientist
Universal Pictures July 26, 2023 Oppenheimer Remains Largely Faithful to History, But Some Critical Pieces are Missing Jennifer Knox Policy & Research Analyst
NBC News Studios July 13, 2023 Ask a Scientist: Scientists and Arms Control from Oppenheimer to Today Elliott Negin Senior Writer
Felipe Bustillo/Unsplash June 28, 2023 Four Things to Look for When You Watch the Oppenheimer Film Tara Drozdenko Director, Global Security Program
Photo: WildEarth Guardians/Flickr March 28, 2019 How Securitization Can Help Achieve a Just Transition for Coal Communities Jeremy Richardson Former Contributor
Bureau of Land Management February 22, 2019 SB 489 is the Clean Energy Catalyst New Mexico Needs Julie McNamara Senior Energy Analyst
Photo: BLM January 17, 2019 New Mexico’s Clean Energy Opportunity Knocks Julie McNamara Senior Energy Analyst
Photo: Xcel Energy Center December 14, 2018 Xcel Commits to 100% Carbon Free Energy. Why is this a big deal? How will they do it? Joseph Daniel Former Contributor
February 8, 2018 Making the Leap from Coal to What Could Be: New Mexico’s Energy Future Julie McNamara Senior Energy Analyst
Photo: WildEarth Guardians/Creative Commons (Flickr) October 18, 2017 In New Mexico, Facing the Question of What Comes After Coal Julie McNamara Senior Energy Analyst
August 10, 2016 The Conspicuous Absence of Climate Change in New Mexico’s State Water Planning Jason Funk Former contributor
March 10, 2016 New Analysis Shows the Benefits of a Clean Energy Future in New Mexico Jeff Deyette Director of State Policy and Analysis
May 20, 2014 Climate Change is Putting Iconic Historic Sites and National Parks at Growing Risk Adam Markham Deputy Director of Climate and Energy
February 25, 2014 Early Wildfire Season in New Mexico Starts as U.S. Considers New Funding Sources to Fight Extreme Wildfires Brenda Ekwurzel Senior Climate Scientist, Director of Climate Science
July 19, 2013 Bigger, Hotter, and Longer Wildfires are the New Normal as the Climate Changes in the West Adam Markham Deputy Director of Climate and Energy
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