Whatever we can do to protect, and give reverence and respect to the beautiful creation God has given us, let's do it!
Sr. Catherine
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Richard Stille
6 years ago
Silver City United Church of Christ
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Virginia Myers
6 years ago
St. John the XXIII Catholic Community
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Dorothy Bowen
6 years ago
I am a member of the Earth Care Fellowship of Las Placitas Presbyterian Church.
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Stephen Picha
6 years ago
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After making a visit to the Permian Basin area to see the raping and pillaging that is happening to the land and the people - as a person of Faith, I have to say that this cannot go on. We are a better people than this.
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Pam Fraser-Walters
6 years ago
Risen Savior Catholic Church and
NM Interfaith Dialogue
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Christina Spahn
6 years ago
Why would NM not want to avoid waste and better protect the environment?
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Pamela Shepherd
6 years ago
Taos United Community Church
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Heidi Brooks
6 years ago
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I just came from an economic forum where it was reported that venting and flaring of excess gas is routine in SE NM. This has to stop!
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Dr Brenda Cole
6 years ago
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If we're already producing the gas, let's make a profit off it and not pollute the environment.
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Ann
6 years ago
Instead of familiar old solutions, think outside the box. Affecting public education & environmental protection to move this agenda forward- a lack of innovation.
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Sister Sheila Smith
6 years ago
I am a native New Mexican, having grown up in Farmington, NM...at that time, El PASO NATURAL GAS was bringing in a lot of employees...since our family owned a department store (clothing, shoes, fabrics - and - "10 gallon hats"), and because of the influx of people to work for El Paso Natural gas, business was great. It's only as I read your request that I'm beginning to realize that what seemed to be "prosperity" to us at the time might also have been just what you are describing...a real waste as well as a danger to the environment. With this new insight, I am signing your petition, and am hoping that many others will, also.
I am now a member of the Order of St. Ursula (OSU), a teaching order of sisters based in Maple Mount, KY, but I'm still very concerned about my home state...as well as concerned for environmental WASTE and POLLUTION in ANY part of the country. Also, having grown up with many Native American classmates, it infuriates me that these practices are taking place on tribal lands..., while New Mexico's education system has never been well funded. May God bless you in your efforts to protect our land and air.
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New Mexico Interfaith Power and Light
· petition starter
Santa Fe Friends Meeting
This is crucial for New Mexico!
Whatever we can do to protect, and give reverence and respect to the beautiful creation God has given us, let's do it! Sr. Catherine
Silver City United Church of Christ
St. John the XXIII Catholic Community
I am a member of the Earth Care Fellowship of Las Placitas Presbyterian Church.
After making a visit to the Permian Basin area to see the raping and pillaging that is happening to the land and the people - as a person of Faith, I have to say that this cannot go on. We are a better people than this.
Risen Savior Catholic Church and NM Interfaith Dialogue
Why would NM not want to avoid waste and better protect the environment?
Taos United Community Church
I just came from an economic forum where it was reported that venting and flaring of excess gas is routine in SE NM. This has to stop!
If we're already producing the gas, let's make a profit off it and not pollute the environment.
Instead of familiar old solutions, think outside the box. Affecting public education & environmental protection to move this agenda forward- a lack of innovation.
I am a native New Mexican, having grown up in Farmington, NM...at that time, El PASO NATURAL GAS was bringing in a lot of employees...since our family owned a department store (clothing, shoes, fabrics - and - "10 gallon hats"), and because of the influx of people to work for El Paso Natural gas, business was great. It's only as I read your request that I'm beginning to realize that what seemed to be "prosperity" to us at the time might also have been just what you are describing...a real waste as well as a danger to the environment. With this new insight, I am signing your petition, and am hoping that many others will, also. I am now a member of the Order of St. Ursula (OSU), a teaching order of sisters based in Maple Mount, KY, but I'm still very concerned about my home state...as well as concerned for environmental WASTE and POLLUTION in ANY part of the country. Also, having grown up with many Native American classmates, it infuriates me that these practices are taking place on tribal lands..., while New Mexico's education system has never been well funded. May God bless you in your efforts to protect our land and air.
Carlos Navarro