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New Mexico is one of the worst states and has the absolute worst drivers. No wonder your speed limits are half of everywhere normal. No idea why RUclips thinks I'd want to waste ad-money on New Mexico. I say we just turn it back to Old Mexico and bring in Puerto Rico. Or Cuba. Or even Sudan. Waste of territory.

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What organization will take responsibility to educate New Mexicans about the crucial impact they personally can have on water demand by decreasing their consumption of meat and dairy?

The geothermal electricity generating plants look like my underfloor radiant heat-closed loop?

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most water rights are owned by wealthy landowners and large companies

What's a shame is that states like New Mexico should be the shiniest examples of responsibile water use

Here are some talking points on oil and gas in the Permian basin. docs.google.com/document/d/1wc3h6tQjxqx5keMkRzJ4_-_CcGFiDw-VdIoIcuW5Jfc/edit?usp=sharing

We dont want your stupid EV bull crap . Affordable housing is much more important. You rich a holes dont care about people . You care about your pocket book. My great grand father Robert Lee Yoachum is rolling in his grave for what these machismos have done to new mexico. Of course Id be glad to go to this and tell you myself. Im a female veteran and Im sick of this countries crap. See you soon

Here is information on how the IRA or Inflation Reduction Act will help rural electric coops, as referenced in the Q&A. docs.google.com/document/d/1EPFJ9mqoftaVlq7DXPplVVDeAagxsG-lUZkUkOldo5E/edit?usp=sharing

Im having a real hard time just taking this guys' word. The smacking of the lips, very annoying, is usually a tell tale indicator of a seller rather than a sharer.

Stricter emission rules in NM are welcome. However, what is the enforcement and data gathering mechanism, and how effective is it deemed to be? If not effective, they should not be a panacea for the downsides of producing blue hydrogen.

40% of the New Mexico states income comes from fossil fuels - Sen Heinrich wants to eliminate fossils fuels -- I found this ruclips.net/video/c4NvDaMQs6g/видео.html Sen Heinrich is not being honest with NM and he is harming the people and their families of New Mexico

Regent Begay said that this will be a hard lift. No it is not. Step one is to make a commitment to the end result, which is complete divestment within a certain time period, and start by ceasing all new investments in fossil fuel stocks, bonds and funds. The divestment time period can be up to a few years, but it really is not that hard. The regents tell the investment council to get it done, and they then review their current investment portfolio and make a plan to convert the roughly 5% that is currently invested in those fossil fuel funds. The list of invested funds is available on the UNM website here: www.unmfund.org/about/endowment-funds/. They sell the fossil-fuel related funds and re-invest the monies in other funds. That's what investment advisors do, all the time. It really is not that hard.

we need climate and energy justice- so that not only rich white people who can afford electric cars and solar panels on their houses, but solutions for all the people. We should also look into hydrogen fuel cell technology- it is being developed and expanded in China, Japan, Europe, and California

Excellent presentation. Thanks for recording this. Brief trivia question ~41:00. Did you state that you are the grandson of Paul Manship, the sculptor who created Prometheus?

When will significant battery storage be required on the electric grid as we convert to variable renewable energy like solar and wind? Studies say at about 50% grid penetration. If we target 50% by 2030 that is 12 years away. cleantechnica.com/2016/12/09/much-energy-storage-needed-solar-wind-powered-grid/ And battery production is increasing exponentially world wide, especially in China as they aggressively build battery factories to power their conversion to electric buses and autos. Battery costs are dropping at 20% per year and have already reached costs so low that on Nov 9, 2018, California announced that their CPUC approved four battery storage energy projects for PG&E to replace retiring gas generators, including two batteries that would be the largest in the world. Total of 567.5 MW / 2270 MWh of storage. "The CPUC directed PG&E to purchase the storage in Jan instead of approving new ratepayer-funded contracts for three gas plants. Analysts told Utility Dive the cost of the batteries is likely cheaper than continuing to operate the plants. " www.utilitydive.com/news/storage-will-replace-3-california-gas-plants-as-pge-nabs-approval-for-worl/541870/

Wow, this is so good! Thank you Eric Trujillo for putting it together!

Another shameful dereliction of responsibility but white men in suits. #Not a surprise. Great job by the kids. Be relentless.

We'll cross link this superb presentation on our Colorado Renewable Energy Society RUclips channel. Very well done.

Thank you so much Tom, for making this excellent presentation. It is easy to feel overwhelmed with all that is happening to the climate. You provide very real hope grounded in science and explain clearly what we must do immediately in order to bend the CO2 curve back down.

Yes, it is possible to build 100% clean energy in time to avoid dangerous global warming. Here's how.

What a fun video!

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Great job, Pat!