Policy Blueprint Unveiled at Renewable Energy and Clean Technology Conference
September 30, 2011 • Las Cruces, New Mexico Allan Oliver On September 30th, the New Mexico Green Chamber of Commerce and clean-energy business leaders from across the state unveiled a policy platform...
View ArticleA NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSINESS PLATFORM
The New Mexico Green Chamber of Commerce believes that our state has the opportunity over the next five years to position itself for major economic growth representing tens of thousands of jobs. The...
View ArticleDeveloping Resilience in NM Communities and Businesses
Harvey Stone and Erin Sanborn Eleven years into the Millennium, we’ve already seen the worst global recession in nearly a century; a growing gulf between America’s richest and the rest of us; and the...
View ArticleGreen Business Cluster of Northern New Mexico
Businesses and Organizations Invited to Join Network Seth Roffman The Northern New Mexico Green Business Cluster is a new program of the Regional Economic Development Initiative (REDI), a long-term...
View ArticleRebekah Azen
Rebekah Azen passed away on October 20. Her multi-part Green Fire Times series, “Kidnapped by the House,” was extensively researched and produced as a well-written solutions-based approach to current...
View Article$2 Million in Green Job Training Grants Awarded
$2 million dollars in grant funding has been awarded to three community colleges in New Mexico to expand or develop occupational training programs in the wind, solar biofuels, green building and energy...
View ArticleSolar Energy in New Mexico
PRC Commissioner Jason Marks A few months after the enormous BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico last year, the head of the solar energy industry had his own announcement to make: “There was a major...
View ArticleSOLAR NEWSBITES
2,099 Work in NM Solar Industry The Solar Foundation, a trade group representing solar power companies, reports that New Mexico has 2,099 people working in the industry, which puts the state No. 13 in...
View ArticleSanta Fe Architect Ed Mazria Awarded $100,000 Purpose Prize
Civic Ventures, a nonprofit think tank on boomers, work and social purpose, has announced the 2011 winners of its Purpose Prize. Among the five winners is Ed Mazria, a Santa Fe architect challenging...
View ArticleOp-Ed: Out with the Good, In with the Bad? Don’t Scrap Albuquerque’s...
Shrayas Jatkar and Tammy Fiebelkorn Rational and sane policymaking is like an endangered species in today’s hostile, polarized political climate, at the national level as well as in New Mexico under...
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