How the Climate Innovation Challenge Transformed My Classroom By Morgan Baker Greetings CIC Community, I’m Morgan Baker, Education Director at CAVU and an educator by trade. Before joining the CAVU team this summer, I spent seven years teaching middle school at Sage International School of Boise in Boise, Idaho. It was there, in 2021, that […]
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In an exciting stroke of the pen, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced this week that New Mexico will join the U.S. Climate Alliance, adding New Mexico to the growing list of states pledging to embrace the necessary and ambitious goals of the 2015 Paris Agreement. We were honored to stand near the governor as she
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We are thrilled to report that the newly appointed members of New Mexico’s Oil Conservation Commission have voted to suspend and rehear their recent order that would have doubled the number of gas wells in San Juan and Rio Arriba counties.
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“With new leadership in the state house, comes new opportunity to makes real gains for our state,” said CAVU’s Executive Director, Jordan Vaughan Smith. “In her inauguration speech, Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signaled her intention to move forward with a methane mitigation rule to protect New Mexico’s public health, climate and economy. Now is the time to double-down on our commitment to making a better future for New Mexico by adding capacity to our organization with these accomplished professionals who will help us do just that.”
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Recently CAVU launched its Methane Matters campaign to create awareness and gather public input on New Mexico’s HUGE methane problem.
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The clock is ticking to address global climate change and New Mexico has an opportunity to lead the way.
With your support CAVU can connect children and communities to tangible climate change solutions!
Help us build hope and resilience with a donation today!
For donation inquiries, please call David at 505.984.0111, or email thrive@cavu.org. Thank you!
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The clock is ticking to address global climate change and New Mexico has an opportunity to lead the way.
With your support CAVU can protect wildlife and connect children and communities to tangible climate change solutions!
Help us build hope and resilience with a donation today!
For donation inquiries, please call David at 505.984.0111, or email thrive@cavu.org. Thank you!
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For donation inquiries, please call David at 505.984.0111, or email thrive@cavu.org. Thank you!
The clock is ticking to address global climate change and New Mexico has an opportunity to lead the way.
With your support CAVU can protect wildlife and connect children and communities to tangible climate change solutions!
Help us build hope and resilience with a donation today!
For donation inquiries, please call David at 505.984.0111, or email thrive@cavu.org. Thank you!
YOU can make a difference today!
The clock is ticking to address global climate change and New Mexico has an opportunity to lead the way.
The recent IPPC report gave us a stark warning – only 12 years to act and avoid catastrophic threats to humanity. Their #1 recommendation: reduce methane waste from oil and gas production.
With your help CAVU will work with Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham on a path forward for state methane waste rules.
For donation inquiries, please call David at 505.984.0111, or email thrive@cavu.org. Thank you!
Work in the fields? Know someone who has? Receive royalties? Living with a well on your property?
If you have any association with the industry–positive or negative–we’d love to add your voice to our #UnearthedNM initiative! Submit a statement and image (if possible) and we’ll determine how best to incorporate your story into the series.
