Heinrich, Luján, Bennet, Colleagues Reintroduce Bill to Help Small Farms Access Federal Support
operations and protect New Mexico’s land and water.” “After hearing from farmers and ranchers across Colorado, especially
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July 8th, 2026Heinrich, Luján, Bennet, Colleagues Reintroduce Bill to Help Small Farms Access Federal Support
operations and protect New Mexico’s land and water.” “After hearing from farmers and ranchers across Colorado, especially
Leger Fernández Has Delivered More Than $6.7 Billion for New Mexico Communities, Water Infrastructure, Disaster Recovery Since Coming to Office
Chaves County. $738.45 million for the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project, bringing reliable, clean drinking water to Navajo … million for the Eastern New Mexico Rural Water System, securing long-term water access for about
Rep. Gabe Vasquez Speaks Out About Rising Utility Costs, Proposed El Paso Electric Rate Increase
tackle the affordability crisis in electricity, gas, and water costs. Condemned the administration’s decision
Luján, Blunt Rochester Introduce Bill to Restore USDA Food Security Supplemental Survey
Common Threads, DC Hunger Solutions, Defrost ICE, Food & Water Watch, Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano, Full
June 29th, 2026In Letter to U.S. Forest Service Chief Schultz, Heinrich Demands Fair, Equitable Access to Public Lands Permits on Recreation.gov Website
from activities on our public lands and waters, it is critical that the USFS prioritize addressing these systemic
June 26th, 2026Heinrich, Leger Fernández Introduce Bipartisan Defenders of Bataan & Corregidor Congressional Gold Medal Act
marchers endured intense tropical heat without food, water, or medical care. An estimated 10,000 men — including thousands
Leger Fernández, Heinrich Introduce Bipartisan Defenders Of Bataan & Corregidor Congressional Gold Medal Act
marchers endured intense tropical heat without food, water, or medical care. An estimated 10,000 men — including thousands
June 25th, 2026Heinrich, Democrats on ENR Demand Answers on Failed Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Rehabilitation Project
pool was refilled, large algae blooms turned the water green , and sections of the newly applied blue coating … refilled, large algae blooms have turned the water green, undermining the very purpose of the renovation. Shortly after
ICYMI: Rep. Vasquez Visits Belen to Highlight $1 Million Investment to Upgrade Wastewater Treatment System
Belen resident has access to clean, safe drinking water. Image “Belen is growing, which means its infrastructure needs … said Vasquez . “New Mexicans know just how precious water is, and I’m making sure every Belen resident
June 18th, 2026Heinrich on Colorado River Negotiations: “What We Cannot Afford is Delay. The Basin Needs Compromise, Shared Sacrifice, Investment, and Leadership, and it Needs Them Now”
Ranking Member, questioned Andrea Travnicek, Assistant Secretary of Water and Science at the Department of the Interior … Colorado River is the backbone of water supply for millions of people, a cornerstone of Western agriculture
James Beard Foundation Celebrates Senator Luján as 2026 Impact Award Honoree for National Leadership on Nutrition Programs
climate change and protecting New Mexico’s land, water, and air. He has long advocated for acequias
Heinrich, Luján Demand Answers from Secretary Burgum on Taxpayer Dollars Being Redirected to Pay for Trump’s Vanity Projects
maintenance projects totaling over $24.2 billion. Deteriorating roads, water systems, and other park facilities pose safety concerns … maintenance projects totaling over $24.2 billion. Deteriorating roads, water systems, and other park facilities pose safety concerns
Rep. Stansbury Secures Federal Funding for Albuquerque Water Security Project
federal funding for the Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority’s Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) Project … advance a major long-term investment in water security and drought resilience for central New Mexico. The funding
June 15th, 2026Heinrich, Luján Demand Answers from Secretary Burgum on Taxpayer Dollars Being Redirected to Pay for Trump’s Vanity Projects
maintenance projects totaling over $24.2 billion. Deteriorating roads, water systems, and other park facilities pose safety concerns … maintenance projects totaling over $24.2 billion. Deteriorating roads, water systems, and other park facilities pose safety concerns
Luján, Heinrich Introduce Legislation to Boost Funding for Indian Water Rights Settlements
Heinrich (D-N.M.) introduced the Protecting Indian Water Rights Settlements Act of 2026, legislation to ensure … responsibilities by providing dedicated, mandatory funding for Indian water rights settlements through the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ Indian
June 10th, 2026Heinrich, Luján Introduce Legislation to Boost Funding for Indian Water Rights Settlements
Indian Affairs, to introduce the Protecting Indian Water Rights Settlements Act of 2026, legislation to ensure the federal … responsibilities by providing dedicated, mandatory funding for Indian water rights settlements through the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ Indian
June 10th, 2026Heinrich Calls for Consideration of Conservation Bills, Bipartisan Cooperation on ENR Legislation
bipartisan pair with S. 4040, the Dakota Water Resources Act Amendments, sponsored by Senator Hoeven. In fact, Senators
June 9th, 2026Heinrich Leads Letter Urging Secretary Wright to Reverse Course on Illegal Guidance for the Home Energy Rebate Program, Allow Working Families the Freedom to Purchase Energy Appliances That Lower Their Utility Bills
heat pumps, $1,750 for a heat pump water heater, and $4,000 for panel/service upgrades. In July
Rep. Gabe Vasquez Introduces the Bipartisan Public Lands Integrity Act to Prevent Backdoor Public Land Sell Offs
nation's freshwater resources, providing clean drinking water, fish habitat, and recreation access to millions of Americans. Protecting … public lands power our outdoor economies, provide critical water and resources for agriculture, and give our residents unmatched
June 5th, 2026Heinrich Raises Questions on Potential Ethics Violations by Senior Official at Department of the Interior
Falen’s husband signed an agreement to sell water rights from a family ranch to Lithium Nevada Corporation … year after her husband signed the water rights agreement, Ms. Budd-Falen met with Lithium America executives
Luján Presses Chief of the Forest Service on Uranium Mining in Carson National Forest
just because of this community, but the water that flows from this is going to have impacts with … agreements between the United States and Mexico with water flow. That could all be jeopardized by what
May 21st, 2026Heinrich Demands Answers from Army Corps & Reclamation on Water Allocation for the Rio Grande, El Vado Dam Restoration, Army Corps Projects in New Mexico
Works program, Adam Telle; and Assistant Secretary for Water and Science for the U.S. Department of the Interior … Andrea Travnicek on water allocation decisions regarding the Rio Grande, the Bureau of Reclamation’s timeline to restore
May 15th, 2026On Endangered Species Day, Heinrich Introduces Legislation to Protect At-Risk Wildlife
desert fish are being threatened by drought and water scarcity, resulting in significant population and habitat reductions. Currently
Heinrich Questions Forest Service Chief Schultz on Whether He Will Follow the Law and Disperse Funds Appropriated by Congress, Stresses Importance of Listening to Local Communities Following Pecos Protection Reversal, and Presses Schultz on Using Infrastructure Law Funding for Workforce Reductions | U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich of New Mexico
that ‘national forests are more than clean water and places to recreate.’ Clean water and recreation are what