Events

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7 pm, Wednesday. February 8
3540 Orange St., Los Alamos

Please note change of date and venue! We are joining the Pajarito Environmental Education Center in this presentation by Christine Chavez, Los Alamos County’s Water and Energy Conservation Coordinator. Chavez’s talk will focus on the energy audit that is free for Los Alamos residents to help uncover new and easy ways to conserve water and electricity in the home.

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Getting Reel: Film Series and Discussion

Getting Reel poster courtesy of New Energy Economy

7 pm, Thursday, February 9
CCA, 1050 Old Pecos Trail, Santa Fe

Split Estate – Moderated by Director/ Producer Debra Anderson


Pajarito Group meeting

7pm, Wednesday, March 7,
Upstairs Meeting Rooms, Mesa Public Library

Lee Bishop and Ed Worth from the National Nuclear Security Administration's Los Alamos Site Office will speak about progress on environmental monitoring and clean up and disposal of transuranic waste at LANL. Also on long- term disposal of radioactive waste at WIPP. They will address recent changes in the agreement between New Mexico Environmental Department and LANL regarding the timetable and monitoring of cleanup of LANL's legacy waste. Bring your questions about these issues and about radioactive waste storage in general. (Lee Bishop was previously involved with the Yucca Mountain project)

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Hiking this weekend....

Santa Fe Baldy

CHANGED! Saturday, January 7 - Moderate snowshoe. A 5-mile RT up to Scooter Peak above the Valles Caldera. Due to the packed snow on the larger lower section of the trail, traction on your boots or just boots will be easier than snowshoes. The last 1/2 mile up is off trail. Please be prepared to carry your snowshoes for the lower portion. Nice views of the Valle Grande and beyond. About a 1,000 ft. climb. Alan Shapiro, (505) 424-9242, Nm5s@yahoo.com

ADDED! Sunday, January 8 -- Easy/moderate loop hike to Picacho Peak and nearby area on the Dale Ball Trails. About 3-4 miles and 1000' gain, so this one is short but has plenty of uphill. Moderately fast pace, lunch with a view. Icy spots likely, so bring your micro spikes, yak trax, or other traction devices. Dogs ok with leash. Mary Thompson mary14er@gmail.com, (505) 469 9499

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Executive-Committee Organizing Potluck

Pajarito Group

7pm, Wednesday, Jan. 11
1007 Big Rock Loop, Los Alamos

There will be no speaker in January. Instead we will have our annual Group potluck to review the National Sierra sheets and volunteer for tasks and committees. We will also discuss the formation of a subcommittee to study whether the Pajarito Group should become involved in the issue of the Chemistry Metalurgy Research Replacement project. Everybody is invited. This is your opportunity to become an active volunteer or a member of the ExCom. Even if you don’t want to volunteer, you’re welcome to attend the best potluck in Los Alamos. Please contact Ilse Bleck at ibleck@yahoo.com, 505/662-2368

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Friends of Santa Fe National Forest group meeting

Sangre De Cristo @ Lajla Ryen

6:30-7:30 pm, Tuesday, January 17
REI Santa Fe

There will be an informational meeting put together by the US Forest Service regarding the start-up of a Friends of the Santa Fe National Forest group.

If you would like to attend, please contact Jennifer Sublett at 505-753-7331. They will need a head-count to make sure they have adequate seating.

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Snowshoe Cerro Grande

Saturday, January 28

Strenuous snowshoe in the Cerro Grande area. 9 miles RT. 1500' gain. Michael Di Rosa, W:505-667-0095, H:663-0648.

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Make your Fracking Comments

Paradox Gas Well

9 am - 5 pm, Thursday, November 17
New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission
1220 South St. Francis Drive, Santa Fe
Porter Hall in the Wendell Chino Building

The New Mexico Oil Conservation Commission is meeting to determine future rules for fracking. You can participate in the hearing and provide oral testimony during the public comment period.

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Chapter Conservation Committee

River Otters released

Conservation topics: Beyond Coal, Clean Energy Solutions, Cool Cities, Drilling/Mining, Green Transportation, Public Lands, Water, Wildlife

Come get involved! Pursue your passion!

Open to all members.

Location: Black Range Lodge, Kingston, NM

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Chapter Excom meeting

NM delegation - 2010 GJGJ conference

This is the quarterly meeting of the Rio Grande Chapter leadership team. Members are welcome to attend.

Location: Black Range Lodge, Kingston, NM

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