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Grant County New Mexico
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From Silver City Indivisible:
We will have our normal rally on Fridays: Watts Hall 3-5 (corner Swan and 180). We are collecting can goods for The Commons at the Watts Hall rally 3-5.
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Grant County Democratic Party cannot endorse primary candidates, but we will publish announcements provided by Democratic Party candidates for the purpose of voter education. Publication does not imply endorsement of any kind.
Communism
vs
Socialism
What's the difference?
This should be required reading for all legislators




























Open-ended public comment period now open!
This proposed project, just 59 miles from Silver City and 30 from Lordsburg would produce 3 times as much air pollution as current local mining operations. Do we want this upwind of us?
Send your comments to:
Kirby Olson, Major Source Program Manager
Air Quality Bureau
525 Camino de los Marquez, Suite 1
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505-1816
505-476-4322, KirbyOlson@env.nm.gov
Sample comment letter to the NMED
Air Quality Bureau compliments of
Glenn Griffin:
Webinar unpacking the environmental impacts of data centers
Western Environmental Law Center
Haaland leads Hull 17 percentage points in first public poll
Let's all vote and make it a total landslide!
In case you needed another reason to vote for Deb Haaland:
Her opponent Greg Hull says he is ‘fully committed’ to conspiring with Texas Gov. Abbot to stop Texans seeking abortions in New Mexico
Sign the Petition:
Project Ranger (Castelion) is moving forward with solid rocket motor manufacturing and weapons system testing and build out in our community. Not in our immediate neighborhood (Rio Rancho) , but the environmental effects can be devastating and far-reaching. Ever see a solid-booster space launch? Do we want that tested anywhere in NM? SpaceX is bad enough.


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Tuesday September 1
GCDP Monthly Hybrid Meeting
5:30p (potluck); 6:30p (business)
Campaign 2026 Headquarters
520 N Bullard
(Old co-op building)
For Zoom invite, email secretary@gcdp-nm.org before 4 pm
the day of the meeting.
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Editorials and articles wanted!
Submit your own op-ed or a link to something you find significant and would like to share.
Environmental impacts of data centers -
Bigger than we knew
Thread by Becky Hammer on Bluesky
Amid intense backlash, people are
vandalizing Flock surveillance cameras
4 NM school districts opt out of AI reading test for K-2
Should our districts follow suit?
Feds to impose new cuts on lower Colorado River states amid climate-fueled megadrought
This includes the Gila Basin
Trump admin tries to rebuild election security infrastructure it gutted as midterms near
Tierney Sneed, Sean Lyngaas, Evan Perez, CNN
Big thank you to Joe Wlosinski for the link
Energy leaders tell New Mexico lawmakers large users like data centers could help modernize grid
Riiight... so they can suck up more power for themselves.
Funny thing about electric rates:
Commercial users - The bigger the user, the lower the KwH rate, as low as 6/10 of a cent off peak.
Residential users - The more we use, the higher the KwH rate.
First 450 KwH/ month - 9 cents (rounded)
Next 450 KwH/month - 15 cents
Additional KwH/month - 20 cents
Just a little food for thought.
JR





