Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter
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Exploring, enjoying and protecting New Mexico and West Texas.
The Rio Grande Chapter represents 35,000 Sierra Club members and supporters in New Mexico and West Texas.
Photo: Jim Klukkert
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The Rio Grande Chapter represents 35,000 Sierra Club members and supporters in New Mexico and West Texas.
Photo: Jim Klukkert
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For years, advocates and impacted community members have called on federal agencies to protect the cultural integrity of the Greater Chaco landscape and community well-being from fracking. We won't back down now.
Sierra Club: Rio Grande Chapter | Albuquerque NM
Sierra Club: Rio Grande Chapter, Albuquerque. 3,860 likes · 55 talking about this · 31 were here. Our Albuquerque office is open Monday through Friday 10am-3pm.
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November 4, 2025 at 6:34 PM
For years, advocates and impacted community members have called on federal agencies to protect the cultural integrity of the Greater Chaco landscape and community well-being from fracking. We won't back down now.
Still a long way to go to meet our goals & industry commitments but this is good progress!
It's sad to see Texan’s air unprotected by their state & our communities exposed to pollution that doesn't respect borders
Thankfully NM takes the safety and the climate's needs of our communities seriously.
It's sad to see Texan’s air unprotected by their state & our communities exposed to pollution that doesn't respect borders
Thankfully NM takes the safety and the climate's needs of our communities seriously.
September 24, 2025 at 7:14 PM
Still a long way to go to meet our goals & industry commitments but this is good progress!
It's sad to see Texan’s air unprotected by their state & our communities exposed to pollution that doesn't respect borders
Thankfully NM takes the safety and the climate's needs of our communities seriously.
It's sad to see Texan’s air unprotected by their state & our communities exposed to pollution that doesn't respect borders
Thankfully NM takes the safety and the climate's needs of our communities seriously.
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The bottom line is: If you make a mess, you should clean it up. This rule change will give #NMPol the necessary tools to reduce O&G well abandonment costs ($100M so far in NM and counting) falling on the public.
Here's an op-ed on this topic from Camilla Feibelman of @sierrariogrande.bsky.social:
Here's an op-ed on this topic from Camilla Feibelman of @sierrariogrande.bsky.social:
Abandon wells should do no harm
Right now, hundreds of these wells are already abandoned, and thousands more are dangerously close.
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August 8, 2025 at 4:25 PM
The bottom line is: If you make a mess, you should clean it up. This rule change will give #NMPol the necessary tools to reduce O&G well abandonment costs ($100M so far in NM and counting) falling on the public.
Here's an op-ed on this topic from Camilla Feibelman of @sierrariogrande.bsky.social:
Here's an op-ed on this topic from Camilla Feibelman of @sierrariogrande.bsky.social:
Time & time again, companies make empty promises to #CutMethane. Instead of holding them accountable to meet reasonable, industry-set targets, the Senate just gave them a get out of jail free card by delaying the methane polluter fee by 10 years.
July 1, 2025 at 4:53 PM
Time & time again, companies make empty promises to #CutMethane. Instead of holding them accountable to meet reasonable, industry-set targets, the Senate just gave them a get out of jail free card by delaying the methane polluter fee by 10 years.