N.M. keeps rolling toward clean energy future | Commentary

Every year, we see more frequent and severe wildfires, hotter and more arid climates, and worsening water scarcity around New Mexico. Every year, we see less snowpack on our mountains and increased water constraints on our farmers and ranchers. There is no question we need to act urgently to confront climate change.Effectively addressing this existential crisis requires not only urgent action but also continuous effort. We need to develop solutions that bring all New Mexicans along in our transition to a clean energy future, and we need to pay close attention to how those solutions will be implemented in our communities. If we do it right, we can support our current energy workforce transition into a clean energy workforce and create thousands of new,…

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