Healthy Climate New Mexico
Health Professionals for Climate Action
Healthy Climate NM's vision is a healthy, equitable, sustainable future for all New Mexicans.
Healthy Climate NM's mission is to mobilize New Mexico healthcare and public health professionals to advocate for climate solutions that protect health and promote equity.
Read the report on building capacity for responding to heat emergencies in Tribal contexts.
2nd Annual Climate & Health Day at the Roundhouse
New Mexico
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Learn about protecting all New Mexican workers from extreme heat at work.
Healthy Climate NM in the
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Santa Fe New Mexican: Watch forum for candidates’ views on climate change
MY VIEW PAUL CHARLTON
DECEMBER 12, 2025
Healthy Climate NM Board Chair, Paul Charlton shares HCNM’s position on the critical need for the 2025 Candidate Forum we hosted on December 4th. The health impacts of climate change are not a partisan issue. New Mexicans deserve leaders willing to engage with factual evidence and propose real solutions to the climate related challenges facing our state.
Source New Mexico: Lone candidate for New Mexico governor attends climate-focused town hall
Representatives for six Democratic candidates attended event, but no Republicans
December 5, 2025
Check out this article from Senior Reporter, Joshua Bowling, which succinctly captures candidates’ views on timely climate change issues threatening New Mexicans’ health and what they plan to do about it should they be elected to the Governor’s office.
Santa Fe New Mexican: Workers shouldn't have to choose between job, safety
MY VIEW ERIN ASHLOCK
November 14, 2025
Healthy Climate NM champion, Erin Ashlock, wrote an op-ed in support of New Mexico adopting a statewide worker heat protection rule.
New Mexico In Depth: Extreme heat imperils health and traditional ways of life, lawmakers hear
September 26, 2025
Extreme heat imperils health and traditional ways of life, lawmakers hear
Healthy Climate New Mexico leaders, Shelley Mann-Lev, Christine Dobbin, Melissa Riley and Stephanie Moraga McHaley presented to the Indian Affairs Committee in Alamo, NM
A Mysterious Data Company Came to Town With a $165 Billion Idea
DECEMBER 07, 2025
Thirsty data centers are in the middle of national discussions about the future of technology and what that means for water conservation and greenhouse gas emissions. Project Jupiter is just one of hundreds of such projects, and in the Borderlands, New Mexican social justice advocates are demanding accountability from mega-tech billionaires coming to town.
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HCNM Workshops & Presentations
Please invite Healthy Climate NM to lead a presentation or workshop for your group. Email info@healthyclimatenm.org, and we will tailor an educational session to meet your organization’s needs.