Interfaith Power and Light New Mexico
Recent News About Interfaith Power and Light New Mexico
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Interfaith group opposes efforts to repeal methane safeguard
The House and Senate have introduced Congressional Review Act resolutions aimed at repealing a rule under the Methane Emissions Reduction Program.
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Lauri Costello calls for action on climate change in New Mexico
Lauri Costello, a member of the New Mexico & El Paso Interfaith Power and Light community, recently addressed climate issues in a letter to the editor published by the Las Cruces Bulletin on January 29.
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New Mexico Senate advances bills to safeguard state's endangered waterways
On January 30, the Senate Conservation Committee voted 6-3 to advance SB 21 and SB 22, which aim to provide significant protections for New Mexico waters.
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Advocates push New Mexico legislature for action on methane emissions
On January 28, advocates from Food & Water Watch assembled at the Roundhouse to urge New Mexico's legislature to halt the expansion of factory farms.
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New Mexico legislature considers three major climate bills
The New Mexico Legislature is currently reviewing three significant climate bills aimed at addressing environmental challenges and fostering economic innovation.
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New Mexico legislators urged to back new environmental bills tackling climate change
A coalition of environmental, social justice, and conservation advocates from 25 organizations across New Mexico has shown strong support for a series of bills proposed by Senate Pro Tem Mimi Stewart.
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Advocates push for responsible water management amid legislative proposals
As the New Mexico legislative session commences, attention is drawn to water advocacy efforts aimed at promoting responsible management of this vital resource.
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Desirée Bernard becomes new director of Interfaith Power & Light NM-El Paso
In a recent message, Desirée Bernard expressed her gratitude and excitement as she steps into the role of Executive Director for the New Mexico and El Paso chapter of Interfaith Power and Light (IPL).
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Forum on advocating for water funding during New Mexico's legislative session
Water issues in New Mexico will be the focus of an upcoming forum hosted by the Green Justice team at First Congregational UCC, in collaboration with IPL-New Mexico El Paso.
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Spring Immersion Retreat offers insight into oil and gas impact
The Spring Immersion Retreat Experience in Southeast New Mexico is scheduled for March 27-29.
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Churches embrace solar power as symbol and resource steward
Bruce Hunn, a member of IPL-New Mexico El Paso’s Cool Congregations Committee, recently shared his thoughts on the role of solar power in supporting church missions.
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Detroit food providers become climate resilience hubs with EPA grant
The Michigan chapter of Interfaith Power & Light is collaborating on a $20 million grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, awarded to EcoWorks.
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Cool Congregations Challenge 2024 invites entries until December 15
The 2024 Cool Congregations Challenge is open for entries, with a deadline set for December 15.
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Protesters march against Los Alamos lab transmission line approval
Earthkeepers 360 organized a Caja del Rio Peace and Prayer Pilgrimage in Santa Fe on Friday, October 25.
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Fall gathering celebrates perseverance with awards and music
The annual fall gathering took place on October 16 at the First Unitarian Church in Albuquerque. The event's theme was "Persevering in Beauty and Joy!" It featured a series of awards, musical performances, and special recognitions.
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Interfaith Power & Light prays for hurricane victims; urges climate action
Interfaith Power & Light (IPL) has expressed solidarity with those affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. The organization is offering prayers for the victims, acknowledging the diverse faith traditions that emphasize prayer, love, and compassion.
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Interfaith groups push for fossil-free retirement investment options
American workers invest substantial amounts in retirement funds, typically through employer-sponsored 401(k) and 403(b) plans. These plans often have significant investments in fossil fuels. A dilemma arises for people of faith who wish to align their investments with their moral values of protecting vulnerable communities and being responsible stewards of the Earth.
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Home electrification reduces costs and improves air quality
Electrifying homes is a topic gaining attention, as it promises to cut energy bills, improve indoor air quality, and decrease climate pollution. A video provided by 350 New Mexico highlights the benefits of home electrification. It features real homeowners sharing their experiences with new tax credits and rebates that make heat pump installations and other electrification upgrades more affordable.
