In a few years, new cars being sold in New Mexico may be required to meet more stringent emission requirements, similar to those in place in California. The City of Albuquerque and the New Mexico Environment Department kicked off the rulemaking process to adopt California’s clean car standards with a public meeting Wednesday.
Read more: New Mexico begins clean car standards rulemaking process.
Franchise dealerships attempt to “stay” the standards, refuse benefits to New Mexicans FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: (NRDC) Jake Thompson, jthompson@nrdc.org, 301-602-3627(WRA) James Quirk, james.quirk@westernresources.org, 908-902-3177 NEW
Like thousands of New Mexicans, I commute over 50 miles to and from work every day. Before purchasing an electric vehicle my commute was expensive
As we head into the final month of 2023, we’re giving thanks for the courage of New Mexico leaders, who took bold action in November
Air quality boards concluded extensive public hearings by adopting standards bringing clean vehicles, jobs, health, economic, and climate benefits to New Mexico FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Join a public hearing November 13-15 to voice your support for Clean Cars and Trucks for New Mexico.
