"By supporting Proposition JJ, we ensure our water resources are managed wisely, our agricultural heritage is preserved, and our economy remains robust."

WRA, alongside conservation and hunting groups, is again pushing for changes to the New Mexico Department of Game & Fish and the commission that governs the agency. The department needs the directive and resources to conserve all wildlife.

"This new law is a win for local governments, the renewable energy industry, wildlife, and conservation organizations, underscoring the importance of building consensus around renewable energy siting policies and practices."

New Mexico’s Clean Cars Tax Credit is here! Starting today, you could get up to $3,000 credit for purchasing a qualified clean car. Ensure your vehicle is from a licensed dealer and has the right warranty. Got questions? Visit for all the details!

Learn more about decarbonization, and the other ways we can seek a brighter climate future, in WRA's 2023 Impact Report!

"Nevada Public Lands Day, observed Sept. 28, celebrates some of the country’s most beautiful outdoor spaces, which are found in our backyards — natural wonders every child should see."

In a significant win for Nevadans, the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada rejected a proposed $28.80 increase to the monthly basic service charge on Sierra Pacific Power Company’s residential energy bills, instead adopting an increase of just $2.

"The Shoshone project stands as a beacon of what’s achievable. It demonstrates how strategic investments can yield enduring benefits for natural systems and the millions who depend on them."

The Colorado State Land Board has the opportunity this fall to transfer ownership of nearly 9,000 acres of state trust land inside or directly adjacent to 13 state parks to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Add your voice of support below!

“The requirement that utilities obtain a certificate of environmental compatibility is an important part of Arizona’s regulatory process,” said Emily Doerfler, an attorney for WRA.

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“Decisions made in the next year will determine whether communities in Arizona, and across the West, will or will not experience a vibrant river. We can’t afford to get this wrong.”

"In September, the ECMC has yet another opportunity to fulfill its obligation to protect Colorado’s communities. But yet again, it appears the interests of the oil and gas industry are being prioritized over the health of Colorado’s communities."

What does it look like to fight climate change and its effects in tangible terms? There's a lot of great ways to be an advocate, but here's some highlights from WRA's work in 2023 Find out more below

“The Strategic Water Reserve is a really unique tool that it does a lot of things at once." said Anjali Bean, senior policy advisor for WRA, “It has also been chronically underfunded"

📢 Colorado’s Energy and Carbon Management Commission released proposed rules that again fail to address the cumulative impacts of oil and gas on vulnerable habitats, wildlife, and waterways.

Western Resource Advocates commends the Colorado Public Utilities Commission for adopting rules that establish a transparent process for any utility to join a day-ahead energy market or Organized Wholesale Market (OWM). Learn more 👉

" What if I told you the Colorado State Parks system could grow by nearly 9,000 acres without costing taxpayers a dime? That is the opportunity before the State Land Board this fall." Read more from WRA's senior policy advisor Anneliese Steel 👇

Arizona has abundant opportunities to expand clean energy development, including solar and flexible load resources, limit Arizona’s reliance on out-of-state fossil fuels, and avoid exposure to volatile fossil fuel prices.

"In Colorado, a 2021 law spurred the state’s largest investor-owned utility to produce a plan that could transition a lot of homes to clean heating — and fast."