
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.
Learn more about efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and support clean energy and a just transition in New Mexico.
Healthy Climate NM in the
News
Source New Mexico
February 06, 2025
Bill making electric school buses an option for districts passes through first committee
Source New Mexico
January 17, 2025
Funding for electric school buses could be coming to a school district near you
Lawmakers propose a bill to reduce toxic emissions, improve children’s health.
Source New Mexico
January 10, 2025
Advocates want New Mexico to track climate change’s impact on public health
Health experts propose more than $13 million for two new initiatives.
Santa Fe Reporter
August 28, 2024
City planners are striving to understand how and where Santa Fe is getting hotter and how to adapt, but the heat is already here
Let’s Talk New Mexico
July 25, 2024
Nathaniel Matthews-Trigg and Shelly Mann-Lev from Healthy Climate NM discuss extreme heat, its health impacts, and how we can protect New Mexicans on KUNM from 8 am to 9 am on
Thursday, July 25th.
To Your Health Podcast
June 29, 2024
Dr. Wendy Johnson and Shelly Mann-Lev (Executive Director, Healthy Climate NM) discuss how climate change is affecting the health of New Mexicans and what we can do about it.
High-Heat Advice from a Climate Relief Expert
June 13, 2024
In response to the eat advisory for today we have a word with Nathaniel Matthews-Trigg about the dangers of high temperature situations. He is a board member of Health Climate New Mexico and an associate director for climate and disaster resilience with Americares.
Healthy Climate New Mexico: A Word with the Executive Director
June 5, 2024
In a 2 part interview with Shelley Mann-Lev, executive director for Healthy Climate New Mexico, KSFR discusses the extreme heat and the organization's recently released 10 recommendations for policies to assist and educate New Mexicans with coping with the temperature increase.
Extreme heat is a public health crisis
By Nathaniel Matthews-Trigg and Kristin Graziano
HCNM's letter to the editor was published in the Santa Fe New Mexican and urges prompt action to protect the state's most vulnerable from the impact of extreme heat.

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.