Washington Post: Trump wants to remake the way we fight wildfires. The stakes couldn’t be higher.
federal system is no longer equipped to handle. Climate change means fire seasons are growing longer and intensifying
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Luján, Murkowski, Schatz Reintroduce Bipartisan Legislation to Expand and Modernize Native Housing Programs
Public-Private Partnership, Alaska Municipal League, Cold Climate Housing Research Center, Pueblo of Acoma Housing Authority, Local Initiatives
March 26th, 2026Heinrich Questions Experts on the Power Grid, Highlighting Need to Expand Transmission and Efficiently Power Data Centers to Help Lower Costs for Consumers
Ranking Member, questioned Niskanen Center Director of Climate and Energy Policy Dr. Liza Reed, Cato Institute Director
March 26th, 2026Ranking Member Heinrich Offers Solutions to Energy Affordability Crisis Worsening Under Trump Administration
Cato Institute, and Dr. Liza Reed, Director of Climate and Energy Policy at the Niskanen Center, who spoke
March 17th, 2026ICYMI: Heinrich and Whitehouse Host Roundtable on Skyrocketing Energy Costs Since Trump Took Office
only because of war, but also because of climate change that we are all experiencing.” “When Secretary Wright
New York Times: What Displays Get Scrapped at America’s Parks? It Looks Like Anyone’s Guess.
Tauxenent people. It labeled a display on climate change at a North Dakota wildlife refuge “factual … topics that Mr. Trump has disparaged, like climate change and immigrants, or on subjects like slavery that
KUNM: NM's Sen. Heinrich, others decry 'erasure' of U.S. history
signage. Nonetheless, Heinrich said references to slavery, climate change, settlers’ mistreatment of Native Americans, Hispanic history and more
Albuquerque Journal: Clean energy finds a foothold in New Mexico despite federal pullback
President Joe Biden often called the most consequential climate bill ever passed in the U.S. after he signed … reduce emissions so the U.S. can meet climate targets. New Mexico’s Advanced Energy Equipment Tax Credit provides
March 12th, 2026ICYMI: Senate Democrats Sound Off on Trump Administration Erasing History on Public Lands
staff, to ordering the removal of exhibits about climate change and darker parts of our nation’s history
March 11th, 2026Heinrich on Senate Floor: President Trump is dumbing down our history and cheapening our National Parks. But he will not take our history from us.
Glacier National Park in Montana, mentions of climate change, of course, which is literally melting the very Glaciers
March 10th, 2026Heinrich, Blumenthal Lead Colleagues Demanding Trump Reinstate Protections for Northeast Canyons & Seamounts Marine National Monument
that same vein, your administration should support climate research and advance interagency coordination so that stakeholders and relevant … your administration has gutted NOAA and shuttered climate research – directly harming our nation’s fishing community. Aside from
March 6th, 2026Ranking Members Heinrich and Merkley Demand Answers from Trump Administration on Efforts to Erase History on Public Lands
from national parks about slavery, Tribal history, and climate change. The senators began the letter,“The Department … exhibits or signage related to Native American history, climate change, and environmental impacts.” The senators concluded the letter
February 6th, 2026Source New Mexico: ‘They’ll never take our public lands from our public hands’: U.S. Sen. Heinrich rallies Roundhouse
Capitol Day,” which was dedicated to giving climate and public lands advocates an opportunity to tell their state
January 29th, 2026Bloomberg Law: Energy Affordability Emerges as Top Election Issue for Democrats
Matters’ Democrats are assessing their 2022 tax-and-climate law—which featured historic investments in clean energy that
ICYMI: Heinrich Speaks at Semafor’s Principals Event on Permitting Reform
people realize whether you want to solve for climate, or whether you want to solve
Luján, Gillibrand Reintroduce Legislation to Expand Workplace Rights for Domestic Workers
widespread immigration raids that are creating a climate of fear. The Domestic Workers Bill of Rights will work
Albuquerque Journal: Three takeaways from Sen. Martin Heinrich’s roundtable with public land experts
issue,” he said. “I think in this current climate, there’s just a lack of security, maybe
Santa Fe New Mexican: N.M. senators, Stansbury push for Chaco Canyon protections, highlight job cuts
management next year, noting he worries about a climate change-spurred event posing a threat to his business
KOAT: $202M in federal funds secured for 2026 NM projects
money to New Mexico in the current political climate. "While I'm grateful to have secured these funds
Navajo Times: Trump Administration review reignites fight over Chaco Canyon protections
sacred lands, water, public health and the global climate. “Our communities already live with the pollution and industrial
Heinrich Emphasizes Need to Safeguard National Historic Preservation Act to Protect America’s Public Lands, Improve Permitting Processes
build the energy infrastructure our economy and our climate need, while also preserving our history and our heritage
New Senate public lands caucus charts bipartisan course
Nature Is Nonpartisan, a group founded by conservative climate advocate Benji Backer. Along with Sheehy, Senate Energy
This Federal Office Was Meant to Ensure America’s Energy Future. Trump Aims to Kill It.
would do more harm than good for the climate by propping up unproven, energy-intensive projects involving fossil
150MW solar project open for business in Santa Teresa
fossil fuels, and supporting our state’s climate goals.” The project is in the Santa Teresa area
U.S. Department of Energy cancels $135.2M for New Mexico projects
Scam funding to fuel the Left’s climate agenda is being cancelled.”An Associated Press storyidentified the states