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Renewable Energy Siting Advocacy

New Resources

Healthy Climate New Mexico has developed new resources for advocates to support renewable energy development in New Mexico focusing on debunking the common health myths used by opponents to discourage their siting.

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Healthy Climate New Mexico Presents: Climate Catalysts Advocacy Training
Mondays, Beginning September 14, 2026
This 6-part training series of advocacy workshops for health professionals in New Mexico is aimed at creating real-world, undeniable champions of climate action.  You’ll learn:

- Ins and outs of effective advocacy
- Writing persuasive articles that get published
- Virtual amplification and social media best practices
- The legislative session and how it works

All dates: September 14, September 28, October 12, October 26, November 9, & November 23.
Join all 6 sessions to receive a Healthy Climate Catalyst Certificate!
Questions? Email info@healthyclimatenm.org

Proposed New Mexico
Occupational Heat Standard

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HELP!

The NM Environment Department has petitioned the EIB (Environmental Improvement Board) to adopt a state occupational heat standard.
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Healthy Climate New Mexico PSAs

Healthy Climate New Mexico PSAs

Healthy Climate New Mexico PSAs
Healthy Climate NM - Why Health Professionals for Climate Action PSA

Healthy Climate NM - Why Health Professionals for Climate Action PSA

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How Climate Change Impacts Children's Health PSA

How Climate Change Impacts Children's Health PSA

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Climate Change Means More Extreme Weather; How We Can be Prepared PSA

Climate Change Means More Extreme Weather; How We Can be Prepared PSA

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Policy Briefs

Heat Policy Advisory
2025


Healthy Climate NM

Immediate and comprehensive action is required to mitigate the health risks of extreme heat and ensure the safety and well-being of all New Mexicans this heat season.

That is why Healthy Climate New Mexico has prepared a comprehensive extreme heat Policy Advisory that describes key recommendations for policymakers to address these risks and promote New Mexicans' health.

New Mexico needs to confront the public health risks posed by wildfire smoke.​​

That is why Healthy Climate New Mexico has prepared a comprehensive wildfire smoke Policy Advisory that describes key recommendations for policymakers to address these risks and promote New Mexicans' health.

Advocacy & Policy Workgroup

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The Advocacy & Policy workgroup is on summer break! 

 

Watch this space for more information coming soon.

CONTACT

Email: info@healthyclimatenm.org

Phone: 505-210-3040

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Healthy Climate New Mexico is a New Mexico nonprofit corporation operating through a fiscal sponsorship with Players Philanthropy Fund, Inc., a Texas nonprofit corporation recognized by IRS as a tax-exempt public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (Federal Tax ID: 27-6601178,ppf.org/pp). Contributions to Healthy Climate New Mexico qualify as tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

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