Tell state leaders you support clean vehicle standards

Transportation is the second largest source of greenhouse gasses in New Mexico and continues to expose frontline communities to toxic air. This is a public health and environmental justice issue. Now is the time for Governor Lujan Grisham and the New Mexico Environmental Department to further their commitment to the state’s climate goals by implementing advanced clean cars and truck standards that will secure a cleaner future.

Tell state leaders you support clean cars and trucks standards for 2023!

Tell Governor Lujan Grisham and the New Mexico Environmental Department to adopt clean cars and trucks standards for 2023!

Send a message urging Governor Lujan Grisham and the New Mexico Environmental Department to adopt clean cars and trucks standards for 2023!

Transportation is the second largest source of greenhouse gasses in New Mexico. In 2023, New Mexico state leaders have the chance to implement new clean cars and truck rules that would bring tougher emissions standards, improve air quality, reduce carbon emissions, and keep our communities safe.

New Mexico frontline communities continue to be at highest risk of exposure to toxic air pollutants from transportation. This is a public health issue and an environmental justice issue. All New Mexicans deserve to breathe clean air. Now is the time for state leaders to implement regulations to reduce emissions from transportation, protect our clean air, and help us reach our climate goals.

Governor Lujan Grisham and the New Mexico Environmental Department have shown support for new advanced clean cars and trucks rules, now we need a commitment to making these rules final in 2023. We cannot miss this opportunity to revitalize New Mexico communities by bringing common-sense clean transportation standards to the state.

Take Action: Say you support clean cars and trucks standards for 2023!

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Subject Continue climate leadership by adopting clean cars & trucks standards

Dear Governor Lujan Grisham & New Mexico Environmental Department:

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I am writing to urge you to adopt clean cars and clean trucks regulations in 2023. These standards are needed in New Mexico as transportation remains the second largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the state. Implementing these common-sense standards will help address our air quality crisis, protect public health, and avoid the worst impact of climate change.

I am grateful for the support state leadership has shown for advancing a clean energy future for New Mexico, but our state must go further to protect New Mexicans from the worst effects of climate change and bring clean technology to the state. By quickly adopting advanced clean car and truck standards in 2023, we will set ourselves on the path to achieving monumental emissions reduction in the transportation sector and secure a healthier future for generations to come.

This is a critical environmental justice issue, as communities of color and low-income communities are at highest risk of exposure to toxic air from truck and car emissions. All New Mexicans deserve to breathe clean, healthy air. Now is the time for our state leaders to advance policy and investments that safeguard the health of our communities.

Thank you,

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