Why is Chrevron hosting a symposium on the role of acequias in New Mexico's water policy?
WHAT'S HAPPENING NOW?
The New Mexico Environment Department has proposed a Produced Water Reuse rule that is pending at the Water Quality Control Commission. We are organizing to demand a rule that protects our land and water from contamination.
Why is Chrevron hosting a symposium on the role of acequias in New Mexico's water policy?
The Water Quality Control Commission hearings on the reuse rule ended last Tuesday afternoon, August 13th with questions about why research on produced water outside the oil field is needed at all.
New Mexico Ethics Commission makes a finding of probable cause against Water Quality Control Commissioner Krista McWilliams
Join Justin Nobel as he reveals Fracking's BIG radioactive secret
Complaint alleging conflict of interest and Joint Motion to disqualify filed against Water Quality Control Commissioner Krista McWilliams
Wastewater reuse rule hearing moved to week of August 5th, and Ethics Complaint filed against Water Quality Control Commissioner
Hearing extended into July. So far fracking waste reuse looks as risky as we thought.
Your participation is making a difference - commissioners keep pointing to public concerns as they question experts.
Time to take action to Defend our Water!
The Wastewater Reuse rules proposed by New Mexico Environment Department not based on science
Bernalillo County Commission today passed a resolution opposing NMED's proposed produced water reuse rule