ANYONE WITH INFORMATION IS ASKED TO CONTACT LAW ENFORCEMENT. STARTING TODAY, AN INTERFAITH CLIMATE JUSTICE GROUP WILL BEGIN WALKING HUNDREDS OF MILES ACROSS NEW MEXICO, NEW MEXICO. INTERFAITH POWER AND LIGHT STARTS A 320 MILE PILGRIMAGE TODAY FROM THE PERMIAN BASIN TO THE STATE CAPITOL. ORGANIZERS SAY THE GOAL IS TO URGE LAWMAKERS TO PASS STRONGER CLIMAT
Climate justice trio begins 328-mile trek to the Statehouse
The “pilgrims” will be calling on state lawmakers to pass stronger climate protection.
Three members of New Mexico Interfaith Power & Light, a nonprofit climate justice advocacy group based in Albuquerque, will start walking a 328-mile “pilgrimage” from Carlsbad to Santa Fe on Monday, Jan. 12, planning to arrive at the Statehouse on Climate Action Day on Feb. 5.Beginning in the vicinity of the oil-rich Permian Basin, the “pilgrims” will be calling on state lawmakers to take stronger pass stronger climate protection during the upcoming legislative session.According to the website sharenm.org, NMIPL is one of 40 state affiliates of the national nonprofit Interfaith Power & Light. NMIPL has approximately 70 members from Jewish, Buddhist, Bahai, Roman Catholic, Protestant, Muslim, Quaker, Unitarian, Evangelical, Mennonite, and Sikh communities who it assists with educational resources, tools for improving energy efficiency and solar, and opportunities for public policy advocacy.More information about NMILP is available online at nm-ipl.org.
Three members of New Mexico Interfaith Power & Light, a nonprofit climate justice advocacy group based in Albuquerque, will start walking a 328-mile “pilgrimage” from Carlsbad to Santa Fe on Monday, Jan. 12, planning to arrive at the Statehouse on Climate Action Day on Feb. 5.
Beginning in the vicinity of the oil-rich Permian Basin, the “pilgrims” will be calling on state lawmakers to take stronger pass stronger climate protection during the upcoming legislative session.
According to the website sharenm.org, NMIPL is one of 40 state affiliates of the national nonprofit Interfaith Power & Light. NMIPL has approximately 70 members from Jewish, Buddhist, Bahai, Roman Catholic, Protestant, Muslim, Quaker, Unitarian, Evangelical, Mennonite, and Sikh communities who it assists with educational resources, tools for improving energy efficiency and solar, and opportunities for public policy advocacy.
More information about NMILP is available online at nm-ipl.org.