The Kayenta coal mine closure is leaving behind devastating impacts for Native American families including going without heat during the winter. The response from the eco-left? Nothing. This heartbreaking report tells how Native American families are fighting to stay warm after their supply of coal was cut off. Here are just a few examples of the hardships being endured: “There are people that are living with extreme housing disparities, with major holes in their roofs, with cardboard windows,  that… are at a real risk for freezing to death.” “I’m having to get up twice a night to check the fire,…

When the local power plant closes because of the eco-left, there’s the lost jobs, higher electric bills and loss of revenue to city coffers. However, the closure of one New Mexico power plant will have another victim: local classrooms. The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission held a hearing on the impact of the closure of the San Juan Generating Station in northwest New Mexico last week. According to the Navajo Times, the closure of the plant and its mine will leave a $37 million shortfall in the budget of the local school district. In other words, the actions of New…

Meeting arbitrary renewable standards continues to fail around the world, and Albuquerque is no exception. When Duke City signed on to Mayor Bloomberg’s American Cities Climate Challenge, they signed on to certain goals with deadlines. However, it looks like Albuquerque’s green dreams are a green mirage. In a presentation obtained through a public records request, the city outlined one of their goals was to meet 58% of municipal electricity demand by 2020. We emailed the city to find out if they met the goal. Spoiler: they did not. Their response? They have installed and planned solar for city buildings that…

We didn’t know we wielded so much power! Nonetheless, this must-see video shows a man confessing to stealing campaign signs in Albuquerque. Why? He says Power The Future made him do it! Earlier this month, Albuquerque held a run-off election for a City Council position. On Election Day, workers for one of the campaigns allege they caught the man on video stealing the signs of one of the candidates. Local media picked up the story, but those same campaign workers also sent us the video where he took the opportunity to go after Power The Future. The video yields a…

The eco-left’s questionable relationship with the facts continues. After a weekend story where we uncovered the Michelle Lujan Grisham administration admitting natural sources contribute to methane in New Mexico, the eco-left predictably got upset. Here’s a small sample: Why are they so upset with Power The Future? Simple: the truth is politically inconvenient for them. The eco-left is outraged at the story because it’s their political ally who is admitting, albeit behind the scenes, that they don’t know the extent of naturally occurring methane’s impact on the Four Corners Hotspot. If our friends in the radical environment community are upset…

The more New Mexico’s elected leaders learn about the controversial Energy Transition Act, the more the anxiety grows about the impact ahead. The Energy Transition Act, or ETA, was rushed through the Legislature and signed into law earlier this year with green groups having insider access. Now less than a year later, elected leaders who supported and opposed the law are raising questions. Senator George Munoz, a Democrat from Gallup voted against the ETA and his reason is clear: “Believe it or not the Energy Transition Act will probably kill more jobs in the State of New Mexico than anything…