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-| | New Mexico Healthy Soils Working Group
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 | | https://www.nmhealthysoil.org/

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	The following list includes New Mexico environmental organizations with a variety of priorities, where known, shown under 'Categories'. The Platform/Position information is largely taken from the organization's website beginning in 2019. The Scope column shows any geographical focus.		The following list includes New Mexico environmental organizations with a variety of priorities, where known, shown under 'Categories'. The Platform/Position information is largely taken from the organization's website beginning in 2019. The Scope column shows any geographical focus.

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 | | Climate Reality Project – Northern New Mexico Chapter
 | | Global Warming
-| | https://www.nnmclimatereality.org/
+| | https://www.climaterealitynnm.org/
 | | “Founded in January 2019, the Northern New Mexico Chapter has become a home base for Climate Reality Leaders and other climate activists in Northern New Mexico, including Albuquerque. Our members bring together a wealth of diverse expertise and activism skills on climate issues and solutions to transition New Mexico towards a sustainable and equitable future.We are united by our passion and determination to work with community members and policy makers to ensure New Mexico will be a leader in reducing greenhouse gases, transitioning to renewable sources of energy, and meeting the standards set by the Paris Climate Agreement of 2016 and the IPCC report of October 2018.”
 | | New Mexico

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 | | http://www.swenergy.org/
 | | “Saving money and protecting the environment by advancing energy efficiency and clean transportation in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming”
-| | New Mexico, Aeizona, Colorado, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming
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 | | New Mexico Wildlife Federation
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 | | https://nmwildlife.org/
 | | Mission: “Inspiring New Mexicans to conserve public landscapes, watersheds, and wildlife for our children’s future.”
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 | | Wildlife habitat
 | | http://nm.audubon.org/
-| | To conserve and restore natural ecosystems focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity. The Southwestern New Mexico Audubon Society serves communities in four counties;Silver City, Deming, Lordsburg, Glenwood, Cliff, Reserve, the Mimbres Valley, and the Gila National Forest.To conserve and restore natural ecosystems focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity. The Southwestern New Mexico Audubon Society serves communities in four counties;Silver City, Deming, Lordsburg, Glenwood, Cliff, Reserve, the Mimbres Valley, and the Gila National Forest.To conserve and restore natural ecosystems focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity. The Southwestern New Mexico Audubon Society serves communities in four counties;Silver City, Deming, Lordsburg, Glenwood, Cliff, Reserve, the Mimbres Valley, and the Gila National Forest.To conserve and restore natural ecosystems focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity. The Southwestern New Mexico Audubon Society serves communities in four counties;Silver City, Deming, Lordsburg, Glenwood, Cliff, Reserve, the Mimbres Valley, and the Gila National Forest.
+| | To conserve and restore natural ecosystems focusing on birds, other wildlife, and their habitats for the benefit of humanity and the earth's biological diversity. The Southwestern New Mexico Audubon Society serves communities in four counties;Silver City, Deming, Lordsburg, Glenwood, Cliff, Reserve, the Mimbres Valley, and the Gila National Forest.
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 | | Global Warming
 | | https://www.nnmclimatereality.org/
-| | “Founded in January 2019, the Northern New Mexico Chapter has become a home base for Climate Reality Leaders and other climate activists in Northern New Mexico, including Albuquerque. Our members bring together a wealth of diverse expertise and activism skills on climate issues and solutions to transition New Mexico towards a sustainable and equitable future.We are united by our passion and determination to work with community members and policy makers to ensure New Mexico will be a leader in reducing greenhouse gases, transitioning to renewable sources of energy, and meeting the standards set by the Paris Climate Agreement of 2016 and the IPCC report of October 2018.”“Founded in January 2019, the Northern New Mexico Chapter has become a home base for Climate Reality Leaders and other climate activists in Northern New Mexico, including Albuquerque. Our members bring together a wealth of diverse expertise and activism skills on climate issues and solutions to transition New Mexico towards a sustainable and equitable future.We are united by our passion and determination to work with community members and policy makers to ensure New Mexico will be a leader in reducing greenhouse gases, transitioning to renewable sources of energy, and meeting the standards set by the Paris Climate Agreement of 2016 and the IPCC report of October 2018.”“Founded in January 2019, the Northern New Mexico Chapter has become a home base for Climate Reality Leaders and other climate activists in Northern New Mexico, including Albuquerque. Our members bring together a wealth of diverse expertise and activism skills on climate issues and solutions to transition New Mexico towards a sustainable and equitable future.We are united by our passion and determination to work with community members and policy makers to ensure New Mexico will be a leader in reducing greenhouse gases, transitioning to renewable sources of energy, and meeting the standards set by the Paris Climate Agreement of 2016 and the IPCC report of October 2018.”“Founded in January 2019, the Northern New Mexico Chapter has become a home base for Climate Reality Leaders and other climate activists in Northern New Mexico, including Albuquerque. Our members bring together a wealth of diverse expertise and activism skills on climate issues and solutions to transition New Mexico towards a sustainable and equitable future.We are united by our passion and determination to work with community members and policy makers to ensure New Mexico will be a leader in reducing greenhouse gases, transitioning to renewable sources of energy, and meeting the standards set by the Paris Climate Agreement of 2016 and the IPCC report of October 2018.”
+| | “Founded in January 2019, the Northern New Mexico Chapter has become a home base for Climate Reality Leaders and other climate activists in Northern New Mexico, including Albuquerque. Our members bring together a wealth of diverse expertise and activism skills on climate issues and solutions to transition New Mexico towards a sustainable and equitable future.We are united by our passion and determination to work with community members and policy makers to ensure New Mexico will be a leader in reducing greenhouse gases, transitioning to renewable sources of energy, and meeting the standards set by the Paris Climate Agreement of 2016 and the IPCC report of October 2018.”“Founded in January 2019, the Northern New Mexico Chapter has become a home base for Climate Reality Leaders and other climate activists in Northern New Mexico, including Albuquerque. Our members bring together a wealth of diverse expertise and activism skills on climate issues and solutions to transition New Mexico towards a sustainable and equitable future.We are united by our passion and determination to work with community members and policy makers to ensure New Mexico will be a leader in reducing greenhouse gases, transitioning to renewable sources of energy, and meeting the standards set by the Paris Climate Agreement of 2016 and the IPCC report of October 2018.”
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 | | Clean Energy
 | | https://ccaenm.org/
-| | “CCAE uses strategic advocacy, scientific analysis, and grassroots organizing to advance clean energy policy and programs.”Claims some important members: 350.orgCenter for Advancing Sustainable ArchitectureEnvironment New MexicoNatural Resources Defense CouncilNew Mexico Public Interest Research GroupPartnership for Responsible BusinessRio Grande Chapter of the Sierra ClubSouthwest Energy Efficiency ProjectSouthwest Research and Information CenterUnion of Concerned ScientistsWestern Environmental Law CenterWestern Resource Advocates“CCAE uses strategic advocacy, scientific analysis, and grassroots organizing to advance clean energy policy and programs.”Claims some important members: 350.orgCenter for Advancing Sustainable ArchitectureEnvironment New MexicoNatural Resources Defense CouncilNew Mexico Public Interest Research GroupPartnership for Responsible BusinessRio Grande Chapter of the Sierra ClubSouthwest Energy Efficiency ProjectSouthwest Research and Information CenterUnion of Concerned ScientistsWestern Environmental Law CenterWestern Resource Advocates“CCAE uses strategic advocacy, scientific analysis, and grassroots organizing to advance clean energy policy and programs.”Claims some important members: 350.orgCenter for Advancing Sustainable ArchitectureEnvironment New MexicoNatural Resources Defense CouncilNew Mexico Public Interest Research GroupPartnership for Responsible BusinessRio Grande Chapter of the Sierra ClubSouthwest Energy Efficiency ProjectSouthwest Research and Information CenterUnion of Concerned ScientistsWestern Environmental Law CenterWestern Resource Advocates“CCAE uses strategic advocacy, scientific analysis, and grassroots organizing to advance clean energy policy and programs.”Claims some important members: 350.orgCenter for Advancing Sustainable ArchitectureEnvironment New MexicoNatural Resources Defense CouncilNew Mexico Public Interest Research GroupPartnership for Responsible BusinessRio Grande Chapter of the Sierra ClubSouthwest Energy Efficiency ProjectSouthwest Research and Information CenterUnion of Concerned ScientistsWestern Environmental Law CenterWestern Resource Advocates
+| | “CCAE uses strategic advocacy, scientific analysis, and grassroots organizing to advance clean energy policy and programs.”Claims some important members: 350.orgCenter for Advancing Sustainable ArchitectureEnvironment New MexicoNatural Resources Defense CouncilNew Mexico Public Interest Research GroupPartnership for Responsible BusinessRio Grande Chapter of the Sierra ClubSouthwest Energy Efficiency ProjectSouthwest Research and Information CenterUnion of Concerned ScientistsWestern Environmental Law CenterWestern Resource Advocates“
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 | | fracking
 | | http://commongroundrising.org/
-| | Background:"Due to the threats from the corporate enterprises that pose a taking of water and air on the communities in Sandoval County, the State of New Mexico and our Nation, we formed this organization. Currently, over 32 states and numerous communities across the nation are being threatened by the unfettered unconventional mining practices, numerous rusting and aged pipelines posing public health and safety threats. We are committed to the social justice issues that fracking brings to our communities in the Rio Grande Valley."Background:"Due to the threats from the corporate enterprises that pose a taking of water and air on the communities in Sandoval County, the State of New Mexico and our Nation, we formed this organization. Currently, over 32 states and numerous communities across the nation are being threatened by the unfettered unconventional mining practices, numerous rusting and aged pipelines posing public health and safety threats. We are committed to the social justice issues that fracking brings to our communities in the Rio Grande Valley."Background:"Due to the threats from the corporate enterprises that pose a taking of water and air on the communities in Sandoval County, the State of New Mexico and our Nation, we formed this organization. Currently, over 32 states and numerous communities across the nation are being threatened by the unfettered unconventional mining practices, numerous rusting and aged pipelines posing public health and safety threats. We are committed to the social justice issues that fracking brings to our communities in the Rio Grande Valley."Background:"Due to the threats from the corporate enterprises that pose a taking of water and air on the communities in Sandoval County, the State of New Mexico and our Nation, we formed this organization. Currently, over 32 states and numerous communities across the nation are being threatened by the unfettered unconventional mining practices, numerous rusting and aged pipelines posing public health and safety threats. We are committed to the social justice issues that fracking brings to our communities in the Rio Grande Valley."
+| | Background:"Due to the threats from the corporate enterprises that pose a taking of water and air on the communities in Sandoval County, the State of New Mexico and our Nation, we formed this organization. Currently, over 32 states and numerous communities across the nation are being threatened by the unfettered unconventional mining practices, numerous rusting and aged pipelines posing public health and safety threats. We are committed to the social justice issues that fracking brings to our communities in the Rio Grande Valley."
 | | New Mexico